Silicon Valley-based AI company MyMemo unveiled its first humanoid home robot at this month’s CES in Las Vegas.

Standing about 1.2m tall, MyMemo One combines AI memory systems, multimodal interaction and smart home integration to redefine how families interact with intelligent companions.

MyMemo was selected by the Consumer Technology Association (CTA) to exhibit in the official Eureka Park starstage.

MyMemo AI (mymemo.ai) was founded by Lingfei Li, an AI specialist, human-computer interaction designer and entrepreneur with over five years of experience in AI systems, intelligent robotics and multimodal interaction design. Li led the conceptualisation, system architecture and AI memory framework behind MyMemo One (mymemoone.com), integrating proprietary memory intelligence, emotional interaction models and adaptive learning capabilities into a consumer-ready humanoid platform.

At CES, Li delivered a product demonstration showcasing MyMemo One’s real-world applications for senior care, emotional support and cognitive assistance. His presentation highlighted original technical innovations in AI-driven memory preservation, empathetic dialogue systems and personalised behavioural learning.

“MyMemo One isn’t just a robot, it’s an AI companion that can understand you, remember you and grow with you,” said Li.

During the official pitch session, Li demonstrated how the robot provides emotional and practical support for seniors, including emotional guidance for medication adherence, personalised habit learning and daily routines, and expressive communication assistance for users with speech difficulties.

The robot’s listening mode allows it to engage actively with users’ stories, respond empathetically and preserve meaningful memories through a proprietary AI memory engine.

Powered by the MyMemo Engine, the robot is built for the whole family, supporting not only seniors, but also other household members with everyday assistance, communication and personalised interaction.