Imagine managing your home from anywhere in the world, effortlessly directing a robot butler to handle everyday tasks. Researchers have brought this vision closer to reality with "Robi Butler," a cutting-edge system merging the power of language, gestures, and AI. Robi Butler allows you to communicate remotely with a household robot through natural language commands and intuitive hand pointing, streamed directly through a mixed reality headset. Need to check if you have milk? Just ask. Want your robot to grab a specific item? Simply point. Behind the scenes, large language models (LLMs) and vision language models (VLMs) work together seamlessly to interpret your instructions. The LLM acts as the brain, planning the robot's actions based on your commands and the layout of your home, while the VLM translates your gestures and words into specific object recognition and manipulation instructions. This groundbreaking approach lets you control the robot with unprecedented precision, creating a truly intuitive and personalized experience. Researchers put Robi Butler to the test with a series of real-world tasks, from simple object retrieval to more complex requests. The results? Robi Butler demonstrated high effectiveness and efficiency, showcasing its potential to revolutionize how we manage our homes. Users found the multimodal interaction, the combination of voice and gesture, more trustworthy and easier to use than single-modality control. The ability to clarify instructions with a point or combine complex commands with natural language offers a level of control and flexibility that has, until now, remained elusive. While the future where robot butlers handle all our household chores is still some way off, Robi Butler offers a glimpse of what's to come. Further development will likely focus on autonomous learning, personalization, and the incorporation of tactile feedback, paving the way for robots to perform even more sophisticated household tasks.