AiMOGA Robotics
AiMOGA Robotics is the robotics company incubated by Chinese carmaker Chery, based in Wuhu, Anhui, that makes the Mornine humanoid robot as well as robot dogs and service robots. Mornine was first developed as an AI car-sales assistant: it greets showroom visitors, explains vehicles in about ten languages, opens car doors and works with in-car systems. It has more than 40 degrees of freedom, dexterous hands and a walking speed of about 1 m/s. Mornine debuted at the 2025 Shanghai Auto Show, began working at a Chery dealership in Malaysia that year, and AiMOGA says it was the first humanoid to complete both hardware and software EU certification. In 2025 the company delivered about 300 robots and 1,000 robot dogs across 30 countries and regions. In April 2026 the Mornine M1 went on sale on JD.com for RMB 285,800 (about US$41,860). AiMOGA's 2030 targets are more than 40,000 humanoids and 90,000 quadrupeds sold, supported by Chery's global dealer and service network.
π‘Notable Achievement: AiMOGA partnered with Chery Automobile to deploy over 220 Mornine humanoid robots across global OMODA and JAECOO vehicle showrooms in over 20 countries, marking the largest automotive dealership humanoid rollout in history.
What Does AiMOGA Robotics Do?
AiMOGA Robotics (ε’¨η²ζΊε¨δΊΊ) represents a groundbreaking convergence between automotive industrial giants and embodied robotics. Backed by Chery Automobile, AiMOGA created Mornine to transform global automotive showrooms from static retail venues into futuristic, interactive experiences. Stationed in dealerships across more than 20 countries, Mornine speaks dozens of languages, explains complex EV battery specifications to car buyers, and autonomously escorts customers around showroom floors.
βAiMOGA pioneers automotive retail service robotics with multilingual humanoids that revolutionize customer engagement.β
Automotive-Grade Reliability
Leverages Chery's supply chain and automotive manufacturing standards for industrial durability and continuous operation.
Global Multilingual Intelligence
Delivers native conversational capabilities across English, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, and French for international dealership networks.
Turnkey Dealership Integration
Integrates directly with dealership CRM databases, scheduling systems, and inventory trackers.
What Can AiMOGA Robotics Robots Actually Do?
Cross-portfolio operational capabilities, manipulation tasks, and environmental competencies
AiMOGA develops commercial humanoid service platforms, robotic automotive showroom ambassadors, and bionic heads.
Automotive Domain Consultation
Multilingual Social Dialogue
Showroom Wayfinding & Guiding
AiMOGA Robotics Robots
Showing 2 Humanoid Robots of 2 total models
MoBo
By: AiMOGA Robotics
Launched: 2026
Mobo is AiMOGA Robotics' first consumer-grade humanoid robot, designed as a companion for the home. AiMOGA is Chery's robotics brand, and it showed Mobo for the first time at the World Robot Conference (WRC) 2026 in Beijing in August 2026, where it walked the show floor next to the Argos robot dog, danced and chatted with visitors. Mobo is a compact white humanoid with a round, expressive face. Gasgoo's WRC coverage reports that it stands roughly 0.9 m tall and weighs about 18 kg, and AiMOGA says it has a 22-degree-of-freedom full-body motion system for gestures, stable movement and dance. It runs AiMOGA's MoAgent AI system, which splits complex requests into steps and plans longer tasks. A vision-language model combines what Mobo sees and hears to recognize objects, people and the home, and long-term memory lets it learn each family member's habits and preferences. AiMOGA positions Mobo for companionship and learning for children, daily reminders such as medication for older family members, and remote home monitoring through an app.
Mornine
By: AiMOGA Robotics
Launched: 2025
Mornine is a highly advanced humanoid robot developed by AiMOGA Robotics, designed for real-world autonomous operation in dynamic environments such as automotive dealerships and public service venues. It features bipedal locomotion, high-precision autonomous navigation with Β±5 cm accuracy, and dynamic obstacle avoidance. Mornine integrates AI-powered 3D vision, reinforcement learning, and multi-language interaction (11 languages) to perform complex tasks like opening car doors autonomously, greeting customers, and delivering presentations. Its design emphasizes human-robot collaboration, safety, and adaptability, making it suitable for retail, logistics, healthcare, and entertainment applications. The robot is fully CE certified for hardware and software safety and cybersecurity, setting a global benchmark in humanoid robotics.
AiMOGA Robotics Software & AI Ecosystem
Developer platforms, fleet management portals, autonomy intelligence, and enterprise integrations
AiMOGA AutoBrain
Automotive Retail AI
Dealership Cloud Hub
Global Fleet Telemetry
Showroom SLAM Core
Dynamic Floor Navigation
AiMOGA Robotics Timeline & Milestones
Evolutionary history, landmark prototypes, major acquisitions, and commercial roadmap
Chery and AiMOGA partner on Mornine
Chery announces a strategic partnership with AiMOGA to develop the Mornine humanoid robot.
Source: electrek.co
About 300 robots and 1,000 robot dogs delivered
AiMOGA Robotics delivers about 300 robots and 1,000 robot dogs across 30 countries and regions during 2025.
Source: interestingengineering.com
Mornine debuts at the Shanghai Auto Show
Mornine makes its public debut at Chery's booth at the Shanghai Auto Show, and one robot begins a trial at a Chery dealership in Malaysia.
Source: electrek.co
Global brand strategy unveiled
At the AiMOGA Global Business Conference in Wuhu, the company unveils its global brand strategy and 2030 targets of 40,000 humanoids and 90,000 quadrupeds.
Source: prnewswire.com
Police and medical service robots debut
At Chery AI Night in Wuhu, AiMOGA shows the Wuyou R001 police robot and the AiMOGA Care RN001 medical service robot alongside Mornine.
Source: interestingengineering.com
Mornine M1 goes on sale on JD.com
The Mornine M1 humanoid is listed on JD.com at RMB 285,800 (about US$41,860), with deliveries planned after 23 May 2026.
Source: chinaevhome.com
AiMOGA Robotics Competitors by Category
Direct industry rivals grouped by specific robotics domain
What Makes AiMOGA Robotics Different?
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Key Strengths & Moats
- βMassive, built-in global captive customer base across Chery, OMODA, and JAECOO dealership networks
- βCompetitive commercial unit pricing (~$41,400 USD) compared to complex bipedal humanoids
- βStrong consumer recognition and positive showroom conversion metrics
Core Strategic Focus
Expanding deployment across European and South American dealership chains and rolling out Mornine Generation 2.
Road Ahead & Challenges
- β’Wheeled base limits deployment to flat single-level showroom environments
- β’Speech recognition reliability in extremely noisy convention or showroom environments
AiMOGA Robotics vs Key Competitors
Strategic capability matrix across platform categories, commercial readiness, and target markets
Mobility
- Mornine M1 (AiMOGA)
- Omnidirectional Wheeled
- Pepper (SoftBank)
- Tri-Wheeled Base
- Promobot V.4
- Differential Wheeled
- KettyBot (Pudu)
- Compact Wheeled
Height
- Mornine M1 (AiMOGA)
- 1.67 m (Human Scale)
- Pepper (SoftBank)
- 1.21 m (Child Scale)
- Promobot V.4
- 1.50 m (Mid Scale)
- KettyBot (Pudu)
- 1.12 m (Kiosk Scale)
Domain Focus
- Mornine M1 (AiMOGA)
- Automotive Showroom & Retail
- Pepper (SoftBank)
- General Hospitality
- Promobot V.4
- Banking & Public Concierge
- KettyBot (Pudu)
- Restaurant & Retail
| Strategic Dimension | Mornine M1 (AiMOGA) | Pepper (SoftBank) | Promobot V.4 | KettyBot (Pudu) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mobility | Omnidirectional Wheeled | Tri-Wheeled Base | Differential Wheeled | Compact Wheeled |
| Height | 1.67 m (Human Scale) | 1.21 m (Child Scale) | 1.50 m (Mid Scale) | 1.12 m (Kiosk Scale) |
| Domain Focus | Automotive Showroom & Retail | General Hospitality | Banking & Public Concierge | Restaurant & Retail |
Corporate Ecosystem & Ownership Structure
Parent company relationships, historical acquisitions, and global operating facilities
Chery Automobile Co., Ltd.
Ownership & Acquisition History
Global Facilities & Operating Hubs
AiMOGA Robotics Headquarters
HQWuhu, Anhui, China
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is AiMOGA Robotics?
AiMOGA Robotics is a robotics company incubated by Chinese carmaker Chery and based in Wuhu, Anhui. It makes the Mornine humanoid robot, robot dogs and service robots, and sells them through Chery's global network.
What is the Mornine robot?
Mornine is AiMOGA's humanoid robot, first developed as a car-sales assistant. It greets showroom visitors, explains vehicles in about ten languages with around 95 percent accuracy, opens car doors and works with in-car systems. It has more than 40 degrees of freedom and walks at about 1 m/s.
How much does the AiMOGA Mornine cost?
In April 2026 the Mornine M1 went on sale on JD.com for RMB 285,800, about US$41,860, with deliveries after 23 May 2026. The same store sells the Argos X1 robot dog for RMB 15,800.
Is AiMOGA owned by Chery?
AiMOGA Robotics was incubated by Chery Group. Chery announced a strategic partnership with AiMOGA in June 2024 to develop Mornine, and the robots are marketed as part of Chery's automotive-plus-robot strategy.
Where are AiMOGA robots used?
Mornine debuted at the Shanghai Auto Show in April 2025 and began working at a Chery dealership in Malaysia. In 2025 AiMOGA delivered about 300 robots and 1,000 robot dogs across 30 countries and regions.
Is the Mornine robot EU certified?
AiMOGA says Mornine was the first humanoid robot to complete both hardware and software EU certifications, which supports its sale through Chery dealerships in markets outside China.
What other robots does AiMOGA make?
Besides Mornine, AiMOGA makes robot dogs such as the Argos X1, and in January 2026 it showed the Wuyou R001 police robot and the AiMOGA Care RN001 medical service robot.
What are AiMOGA's sales targets?
AiMOGA aims to sell more than 40,000 humanoid robots and 90,000 quadruped robots by 2030, supported by Chery's dealer and service network.
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