Genesis AI has pulled the curtain back on a humanoid robot called Eno, built specifically to work inside LG's factories. The company says it expects to start shipping the machines in the fourth quarter of 2026.
What Eno Is Designed to Do
Eno is meant to improve efficiency and flexibility in manufacturing and logistics. The robot's target environment is the factory floor — not a home or an office. Genesis AI is positioning it as a tool that can adapt to different tasks, rather than a single-purpose machine.
Why LG Factories
The partnership with LG gives Eno a ready-made testing ground. LG operates a sprawling network of electronics plants, and integrating humanoid robots there could help the company automate repetitive or physically demanding work. Neither Genesis AI nor LG has said which specific tasks Eno will take on first.
Shipping Timeline
With shipments scheduled for Q4 2026, there's still more than two years of development and testing ahead. That timeline puts Eno alongside a growing list of humanoid robots that companies like Tesla, Figure AI, and Apptronik are racing to bring to market. Genesis AI hasn't disclosed a price or volume target.
For now, the company is focused on getting Eno ready for a real production line — not just a demo. Whether it meets that late-2026 deadline will depend on how the next round of factory trials goes.
