LG Shows Expanded AI Home Ecosystem at IFA 2026

Sep 3, 2026
LG Electronics is showcasing connected appliances, AI services, energy management tools and entertainment products at IFA 2026 in Berlin. ThinQ Claw, a text interface that provides recommendations through natural language interaction, is making its public debut.
LG Shows Expanded AI Home Ecosystem at IFA 2026
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LG Electronics is showcasing an expanded AI Home ecosystem at IFA 2026 in Berlin, as the company announced in a press release. The exhibit connects appliances, televisions, heating and cooling systems, robotics and services through the LG ThinQ platform.

The AI Home Zone features the ThinQ ON hub and the public debut of ThinQ Claw, a text interface that provides recommendations through natural language interaction and contextual understanding. LG is also presenting ThinQ Pro for centralized monitoring and control of appliances and heating and cooling systems, along with a Home Energy Management System powered by Homey.

Other exhibits include refrigerators, washing machines, dryers and dishwashers designed to increase capacity within limited spaces. LG is also showing efficient appliances, the OLED W6 Wallpaper OLED TV, OLED evo AI and Micro RGB evo AI displays, an UltraGear monitor with a 1,000Hz refresh rate, and premium LG SIGNATURE appliances with voice recognition, cameras and cooking features that use AI.

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