LG CLOi ServeBot (Advanced)
Three-tray service robot with LG industrial design and enterprise reliability
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About the book →LG Business Solutions brings consumer-electronics manufacturing scale to commercial robotics, with the CLOi ServeBot, GuideBot, and CarryBot trusted by global hotel brands that need a robot from a name their procurement team already knows.
LG Electronics launched its commercial CLOi robot line in 2017 out of its Seoul, South Korea robotics division, and has expanded the lineup every year since. In 2024, LG took a majority stake in Bear Robotics, signaling a strategic commitment to commercial service robotics. The CLOi ServeBot delivery robot, GuideBot wayfinding robot, and CarryBot logistics platform anchor the lineup.
Three-tray service robot with LG industrial design and enterprise reliability
Compact restaurant delivery robot for tighter dining rooms
Lobby greeter and wayfinder with 27-inch display
Enclosed logistics carrier for back-of-house and retail
When a hotel CFO sees LG on the invoice, the conversation is shorter. LG ships millions of commercial displays a year; the robotics line inherits that supply chain and service network.
Fit and finish on a CLOi ServeBot is noticeably better than the average service robot. Materials, panel gaps, and screen quality match LG's display business.
LG's 2024 majority stake in Bear means the CLOi roadmap and the Servi roadmap are aligning. RobotLAB customers benefit from cross-platform feature parity.
“LG CLOi is the robot to deploy when the procurement team needs a familiar logo on the PO.”
Procurement and operations questions from real LG CLOi deployments.
Depends on the buyer. CLOi costs roughly $2-3K more than BellaBot but lands easier with corporate procurement that already buys LG displays. For independent restaurants, BellaBot is the better dollar. For enterprise hotel chains, CLOi often wins.
It augments. GuideBot handles routine wayfinding, hours, and FAQ at a 27-inch touchscreen while the concierge focuses on high-value guest requests. Concierge satisfaction scores typically go up after deployment.
CarryBot integrates with most modern freight elevator controllers, and RobotLAB scopes the integration during the site survey. We have it running in resort kitchens for inter-floor supply runs.
Yes. It’s a 27-inch LG commercial display with 4K resolution, which makes brand video loops and inventory imagery look fantastic. This is a real LG advantage.
20+ including English, Spanish, French, Mandarin, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, German, Portuguese, and Hindi. Voice and UI are independently configurable per deployment.
RobotLAB is the deployment and service partner; LG provides warranty and engineering escalation. Customers get one number to call and we handle all upstream coordination.
About 47 dB at one meter. Quieter than housekeeping carts; guests do not wake up.
Yes, since LG now owns Bear. The combined elevator integration roadmap means a single elevator install can serve both fleets.
Hard ROI is modest — concierge time saved is real but small. Soft ROI is the brand differentiator: guest social posts and reviews mentioning the robot drive measurable booking lift in independent properties.
Over-the-air, staged through RobotLAB’s test environment before pushing to customer fleets. Quarterly major releases, with security patches as needed.
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