WUHU, China, Nov 6 – AiMOGA Robotics has introduced Mobo, its first home companion robot, as the company expands its artificial intelligence technology from commercial applications into everyday household use.
The robot was unveiled during the OMODA & JAECOO International User Summit in Wuhu, China, on Oct 21. The launch also marked the opening of global pre-orders for Mobo.
Developed with support from OMODA & JAECOO’s technology ecosystem, Mobo is designed to provide companionship and assistance for elderly people, children and families.
The launch reflects a growing trend in which technology originally developed for intelligent vehicles is being adapted for homes and other everyday environments.
Mobo Brings AI Companionship Into Homes
Mobo is powered by AiMOGA’s MoAgent intelligent system, which combines artificial intelligence, spatial awareness, natural interaction and movement control.
The robot has 22 degrees of freedom, allowing it to perform a range of body movements.
It can also recognise family members, remember their preferences and use long-term memory to support more personalised interactions.
According to the company, Mobo is designed around three main areas of use:
- Elderly care: Providing companionship and interaction for older family members.
- Children’s companionship: Supporting interaction and engagement with younger family members.
- Family assistance: Helping with everyday household needs through intelligent interaction.
The robot also uses an edge-cloud system to process tasks and adapt to different home environments.
AiMOGA said its design includes end-to-end data privacy and security protection.
More Than 10,000 People Show Interest in Mobo
Mobo has attracted interest from more than 10,000 prospective users worldwide since its first appearance at the World Robot Conference in August 2026, according to AiMOGA.
At the global launch, 35 early adopters were selected as the robot’s first Global Angel User Experience Ambassadors.
The participants will help the company improve Mobo’s interaction methods, features and services based on real household needs.
AiMOGA plans to adapt the robot’s capabilities to suit family habits and preferences in different international markets.
AiMOGA Plans 300 Experience Centres Worldwide
Alongside Mobo’s launch, AiMOGA announced plans to establish an initial network of 300 experience centres worldwide.
These centres will allow potential customers to explore the company’s robotic products and services.
The company also plans to strengthen support for its business partners through digital marketing, financial and insurance services, product solutions and after-sales assistance.
In addition, AiMOGA is preparing to introduce a global robotics rental brand.
The planned service will target several industries, including healthcare, transportation, education, security, culture and tourism.
Robotics Portfolio Expands Beyond Home Use
Mobo is not the only product in AiMOGA’s growing robotics portfolio.
The company also showcased several robots designed for commercial and specialised applications.
These include:
- Mornine: A humanoid service robot designed for business reception.
- R001: An intelligent security robot for public safety patrols.
- RN001: A robotic nurse designed to guide patients.
- Argos: A four-legged robot developed for inspections and outdoor operations.
AiMOGA reported that its cumulative commercial deliveries have exceeded 3,000 units across more than 60 countries and regions.
The company said feedback from these real-world deployments will support continuous improvements to its products.
Automotive Technology Supports Robotics Development
AiMOGA is also drawing on automotive engineering expertise to accelerate its robotics development.
Technologies used in intelligent vehicles, such as environmental sensing, movement control and manufacturing systems, can also support the development of advanced robots.
By using established automotive research, manufacturing and supply chain resources, the company aims to improve production efficiency and maintain product quality.
This approach could also help reduce development and manufacturing costs as the robotics industry moves towards wider commercial adoption.
With Mobo entering the consumer market, AiMOGA is taking another step towards bringing artificial intelligence into everyday life.
The company aims to expand its presence in both household and commercial robotics while building a wider global network.
Source : PR Newswire | Rewritten By Minutesmy
