The robot's camera on its head can record videos or use artificial intelligence to recognize objects. Although its movements are limited to waving small arms and blinking animated eyes, it can be paired with a small electric chair and navigate autonomously within the home.

At CES 2025, TCL officially launched a concept companion robot named Ai Me. This robot is described as "the world's first modular artificial intelligence companion robot," offering a variety of features, including video recording through its camera, AI-powered object recognition, voice interaction with users, companionship for children, answering questions, and controlling smart home devices. However, specific details regarding its functionality in smart home control were not provided.

At this year's event, TCL founder and chairman Li Dongsheng stated that TCL consistently adheres to the philosophy of "globalization means localization" and will focus on showcasing the latest achievements in artificial intelligence applications and development at CES 2025.

It is reported that the robot's camera on its head can record videos or use AI to recognize objects. Although the robot's movements are limited to waving small arms and blinking animated eyes, it can be paired with a small electric chair and navigate autonomously within the home.

TCL staff mentioned that Ai Me is capable of voice interaction with family members. This means you can chat with it, ask questions, and even ask it to help control smart home devices. For example, when you want to adjust the indoor temperature, you can simply tell Ai Me, and it will take care of it. This convenient feature is sure to enhance the quality of our lives.

In addition, the Ai Me robot supports personalized appearance customization and can interact with family members, aiming to become an intelligent assistant for the household, offering comprehensive companionship and convenience services.

As a company focused on AIoT and smart ecosystems, TCL Electronics has been exploring the application of AI technology in smart terminal products. Therefore, the TCL Ai Me concept companion robot is likely to be positioned as a high-end smart ecosystem product, offering a unique user experience through AI technology.

According to industry research firm PrecisionReports, the global companion robot market is estimated to reach approximately $920.31 million in 2023, with a projected compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 25.68% over the next five years.

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