LG Electronics (KRX: 066570) is a publicly traded Home Platforms & Hubs company founded in 1958 and based in Seoul, South Korea.
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Apple launches its Home Collection of cameras, thermostats, sensors, a smart lock and doorbell, codeveloped with LG Electronics and Schneider Electric, plus the HomeView smart display.
LG Electronics, Apple team up to expand AI home ecosystem, unveil 7 new IoT products
LG ThinQ is the connected-appliance platform that links LG refrigerators, washers, dryers, ranges, dishwashers, air purifiers, robot vacuums and TVs to a single smartphone app and voice assistants such as Google Assistant and Alexa. Households use it for remote monitoring, cycle control, energy tracking and routine automation. It is aimed at consumers who want one app across their whole home, and it serves as the hub LG extends toward its broader Zero Labor Home vision.
A line of smart home devices co-developed with Apple for the Apple Home Collection, announced in October 2026. It includes indoor and outdoor cameras, a video doorbell, a UWB-enabled smart deadbolt lock, and a smart thermostat and temperature sensor developed with Schneider Electric. The devices use HomeKit Secure Video and are designed for private, end-to-end setup in Apple Home, targeting users already invested in the Apple ecosystem.
LG's flagship premium television line built on self-lit organic light-emitting diode panels that deliver true blacks, high contrast and fast response times. LG manufactures its own OLED panels through LG Display affiliates and offers models across sizes for home theater and gaming. The lineup supports webOS smart features and ThinQ connectivity, and it competes at the top of the television market on picture quality.
A wheeled home robot shown at CES 2026 to demonstrate LG's Zero Labor Home concept, in which AI appliances and robots take over housework. The platform reuses autonomous-driving technology from LG's robot vacuums and LG Q9 work. LG positions it as a research direction toward robotized appliances, not a shipping consumer product, and it targets households that want automated chores.