LG Electronics unveiled an accessibility-focused kiosk for the first time at CSUN AT 2026 in Anaheim, the world’s largest assistive technology event. It showcased accessibility products and solutions for people with disabilities and seniors, including a kiosk co-developed with Dot featuring braille, sign-language guidance and screen reader functions. The company also introduced IoT sensors linked to ThinQ ON and accessibility features for appliances and TVs.

LG Electronics is increasing supply of apartment-tailored AI home solutions to accelerate its push into the B2B market. The company said it has supplied its ThinQ On AI home hub to Posco E&C\'s The Sharp apartments since last year, with cumulative deliveries exceeding 10,000 households. ThinQ On uses generative AI to understand context and learn residents’ patterns, enabling voice control of appliances and IoT devices. ThinQ app features for apartments have also topped 300,000 households.