Mornine
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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 ±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.
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Mornine is a humanoid robot made by AiMOGA Robotics in China, launched in 2025 and built for car dealership assistance, museum guides, and mall reception. Its estimated price is $250,000 - $350,000 USD. Featured in “Top 7 Humanoid Robots for Retail & Customer Interaction (2026)”.
- Dimensions
- 175 x 50 x 40 cm
- Weight
- 85 kg
- Mobility
- Legged (bipedal walking)
- Top speed
- 5 km/h (1.4 m/s) max walking speed
- Handles
- Tools, packages, precision instruments, human interaction objects
- Battery runtime
- 6 hours on full charge
- Charging time
- 2 hours
- Operating environment
- Indoor and outdoor (weather-protected)
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Chery announces a partnership with AI and robotics firm AiMOGA to build the Mornine humanoid for car dealerships.
Source: Electrek ↗
Chery's Omoda and Jaecoo brands debut the Mornine humanoid sales assistant at the Shanghai Auto Show.
Source: Electrek ↗
The AiMOGA robot begins commercial work as an intelligent sales consultant at a Chery 4S dealership in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Source: Chery Malaysia ↗
Chery sets a target of delivering 220 Mornine robots to dealers worldwide during 2025.
Source: Electrek ↗
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Q1. What are Mornine's primary capabilities?
Mornine autonomously performs complex physical tasks like opening car doors, greets customers, explains products, delivers items, and communicates in 11 languages using advanced AI, 3D LiDAR, depth and wide-angle cameras, and a visual-language model.
Q2. How to operate Mornine?
Mornine operates autonomously via onboard AI and sensor fusion but can be initiated and monitored through a dedicated control interface provided by AiMOGA Robotics, allowing task assignment and status checks.
Q3. What is the maximum carrying capacity of Mornine?
Mornine can carry light to moderate loads typical of service tasks, estimated around 5-10 kg, suitable for delivering items or handling objects in retail and dealership environments.
Q4. How long can Mornine operate on a single charge?
Mornine’s battery supports several hours of continuous operation, typically around 4-6 hours, depending on task intensity and mobility demands.
Q5. What safety features does Mornine have?
Mornine includes dynamic obstacle avoidance, real-time environment perception with 3D LiDAR and cameras, and compliant motion control to ensure safe interaction with humans and objects.
Q6. How to maintain Mornine?
Regular maintenance involves cleaning sensors and joints, updating software, checking battery health, and periodic diagnostics via AiMOGA’s support tools to ensure optimal performance.
Q7. What surfaces can Mornine navigate?
Mornine can navigate smooth indoor surfaces such as tile, concrete, and carpeted floors with ±5 cm precision, suitable for retail, dealership, and public indoor environments.
Q8. How does Mornine handle obstacles?
Mornine uses 3D LiDAR and depth cameras for real-time obstacle detection and dynamic path planning, enabling it to avoid collisions and adjust routes autonomously.
Q9. What is Mornine's maximum speed?
Mornine moves at a moderate pace optimized for safety and interaction, estimated at approximately 1 to 1.5 km/h, suitable for customer service settings.
Q10. What are common use cases for Mornine?
Mornine is used in automotive dealerships for customer greeting, product explanation, door opening, and item delivery, and can be adapted for museums, retail, and service centers.
Q11. How to reset Mornine?
Mornine can be reset via a system reboot through its control interface or by pressing a physical reset button, restoring default operational settings without data loss.
Q12. How to control Mornine?
Control is primarily autonomous, but operators can use a remote interface or app to assign tasks, monitor status, and intervene if necessary. Voice commands and multimodal inputs may also be supported.
Q13. How to connect Mornine to Wi-Fi?
Wi-Fi connection is configured through the robot’s control panel or companion app by selecting the network and entering credentials, enabling cloud updates and remote monitoring.
Q14. What is Mornine's warranty?
Mornine typically comes with a one-year limited warranty covering hardware defects and software support, with options for extended coverage through AiMOGA Robotics.
Q15. How to update Mornine's software?
Software updates are delivered over Wi-Fi via the cloud, installed automatically or manually through the control interface to ensure continuous improvement and security.
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