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Eno

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About Eno

Eno is Genesis AI's wheeled general-purpose robot, designed with the company's GENE foundation model. An articulated central structure changes the height and reach of the upper body and folds down for storage. Two arms use proprietary dexterous hands to work with human tools and objects. Genesis plans an optional screen that displays the robot's intended actions and operating state.

The robot and AI are developed as an integrated system for perception, planning and multi-step physical tasks. Genesis announced plans to begin production and targeted customer deployments by the end of 2026, initially with manufacturing, logistics and laboratory customers. Hotels and hospitals form a later service-market phase, followed by domestic and outdoor applications. Eno's June 2026 introduction presented this development and rollout programme.

Capabilities

Source-backed capabilities

  • Operating environments: Factories, laboratories, hospitals and homes, Manufacturing production lines
  • Dexterous manipulation

    Claimed - 2026-06-16 - Manipulate human tools and objects with the intended GENE-controlled hand system. - environment: Factories, laboratories, hospitals and homes

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  • Material handling

    Claimed - 2026-06-16 - Keep production lines stocked as an intended multi-step workflow. - environment: Manufacturing production lines

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Timeline

  • Genesis AI and LG CNS partner to scale Eno

    2026-06-16 - Partnership - The initial work will evaluate manufacturing and logistics use cases at LG operations and LG CNS customers in the United States. A joint pilot will document workflows, collect data, perform post-training and validate a deployment playbook. The companies plan a later multi-phase rollout across LG affiliates and LG CNS customers in labour-intensive industries.

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  • Genesis AI unveils Eno general-purpose robot

    2026-06-16 - Product Launch - Eno is Genesis AI’s first general-purpose robot and is designed for tasks across factories, laboratories, hospitals and homes. The robot uses a wheeled base, a foldable tower and human-like hands rather than a full humanoid body with legs and a head. Genesis AI plans targeted customer deployments by the end of 2026, initially around logistics and manufacturing customers.

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