Jizai Mi-Mo Customziable General Purpose AI Robot

When we think of robots, we picture humanoid forms, rolling or flying drones, or multi-modal contraptions that scream “future.” But the Jizai Mi-Mo AI robot? It’s here to flip the script, throw in a curveball—or more accurately, a tabletop with legs. Yes, folks, Mi-Mo is a robot that walks, lights up, and also doubles as furniture. Forget linear robotic development; this one took a detour through the IKEA catalog.

Jizai Mi-Mo Customziable General Purpose AI Robot

Debuting at CES 2025 in Las Vegas, Mi-Mo proudly showcased its quirky blend of functionality and, well, quirkiness. Officially described as a customizable general-purpose AI robot, it combines generative AI smarts with a design that can only be described as “Why not?” With a wooden tabletop as its main feature, Mi-Mo looks like someone dared a robot to become a coffee table—and it accepted.

The robot is endlessly customizable, allowing users to attach sensors, hardware add-ons, or whatever their heart desires. Want Mi-Mo to act as your personal assistant? Great. Want it to be a side table that moves wherever you go? Done. Want it to just exist as a walking light source with questionable aesthetic choices? Sure, why not?

Mi-Mo’s movement is described as mimicking a living creature, though with multiple legs, it might remind you more of a centipede having an existential crisis. But hey, it’s innovative—and it doesn’t judge your interior design choices.

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Whether it’s solving daily tasks, providing companionship, or simply standing there while you sip coffee, Mi-Mo redefines what a robot can (and should) be. Just try not to trip over it in the dark.

Images: Jizai Co., Ltd.