AiMOGA Showcases Its Robots’ Capabilities in China

Jakarta (ANTARA) – AiMOGA, an AI-based robotics company with a strategic partnership with Chery, showcased its robots’ capabilities for a range of uses, from children’s education and traffic management to health information services. The technology demonstrations took place as part of the Chery International User Summit 2026 in China.

“Various demonstrations at Future City and during the Chery International User Summit reflect AiMOGA’s vision of advancing robotics through synergies between Chery’s automotive expertise and embodied-intelligence technology,” AiMOGA Indonesia Director Yuri Yin said in a written statement on Thursday.

At the event, AiMOGA presented several robots designed to interact with people and perform tasks in different environments. One was Mobo, a humanoid robot designed to accompany families, which was introduced to a global audience on 21 October 2026.

At Future City, Mobo was shown interacting with children through educational activities in the Smart Education and Nurturing Zone.

Meanwhile, the Intelligent Security Robot demonstrated how it could help direct traffic at the Smart Traffic Centre.

AiMOGA also presented a simulation of police information services at the Smart Police Station and AI-based medical guidance at the Smart Medical Station. The demonstrations showed how robotics could be used in various scenarios, including education and public services.

At another event, the four-legged Argos robot took part in Chery’s Ride Green Life activities.

The Intelligent Security Robot also helped direct cyclists at an intersection, while Mornine, AiMOGA’s humanoid robot, appeared alongside users in a show titled “Follow My Vibe”.

Yuri said AiMOGA’s robot development was supported by Chery’s research and development (R&D), engineering, manufacturing and quality-control capabilities.

These capabilities are being used to develop robots that can understand their surroundings, interact with users and perform tasks according to their needs.

At Mobo’s global launch on 21 October 2026, AiMOGA also outlined its technology roadmap, including a dual-brain architecture combining rapid thinking with deliberative reasoning.

Through this development, AiMOGA is exploring the use of robotics to support everyday activities in both family settings and public spaces.