Source: CEDIA Expo
Context: Homebot One KOKO
Context: CEDIA Expo exhibitor listing
Published: July 8, 2026
CEDIA Expo 2026 will include a home robot built around embodied AI, household memory and daily assistance.
CEDIA Expo reports that Homebot One will showcase Koko, its flagship AI home companion robot, at CEDIA Expo / Commercial Integrator Expo 2026 in Denver. The show takes place September 1-4, 2026, and the CEDIA exhibitor listing shows HomeBot One at booth #3742 in the Family Robot category.
The home angle is direct. CEDIA says Koko is designed to assist families through multimodal interaction, real-time visual understanding, whole-home memory, autonomous navigation and contextual daily assistance.
Homebot One’s KOKO page adds two useful product-context details. The company says KOKO is coming soon to Kickstarter, and says the robot was first introduced as MyMemo One during its early development journey.
Homebot One says KOKO is being built for everyday life at home, with pathways for home companionship, elder care, research and developer use. The company also points to in-home testing and engineering validation, with attention to safe movement, readable interaction and useful everyday presence.
For Humanoid Home News readers, Koko is also notable because it is appearing at CEDIA, a show centered on the smart-home and custom-integration channel. That matters because future home robots may need to work with connected-home systems, installers, integrators, privacy rules, networking and support infrastructure.
The takeaway for Humanoid Home News readers: Koko is not yet proof that fully autonomous home humanoids have arrived, but its CEDIA Expo appearance and coming-soon Kickstarter signal are meaningful. Home robots are moving closer to the smart-home industry, where companionship, elder care, household memory, daily assistance and home integration may become part of the same conversation.
