WUHU, China, Nov 7 – Artificial intelligence is moving beyond smartphones and computers. AiMOGA Robotics is now bringing humanoid robots into family homes with the launch of Mobo, its first consumer-focused home companion robot.
The company officially introduced Mobo during the 2026 OMODA & JAECOO International User Summit in Wuhu, China. It also opened global pre-orders for the robot.
Mobo aims to make everyday interactions with technology more natural. It uses AiMOGA’s proprietary MoAgent AI system to understand instructions, plan tasks and respond to different situations.
Mobo Uses AI to Understand Household Needs
Unlike basic voice assistants, Mobo can break down complex instructions into smaller tasks.
It combines voice interaction, visual recognition and spatial awareness. These features help it identify objects, understand its surroundings and move around the home.
The robot can also navigate independently and avoid moving obstacles.
In addition, Mobo features 22 degrees of freedom. This allows it to perform a wider range of body movements, including interactive gestures and dance routines.
It can also recognise family members and remember their habits and preferences. AiMOGA says the robot includes privacy protection as part of its design.
Designed for Family Companionship
AiMOGA designed Mobo for several household uses.
These include companionship for older people, interaction with children and support for the wider family.
The company wants Mobo to offer more than simple question-and-answer services. Instead, it aims to create a more continuous and personalised experience for users.
Mobo has already attracted attention at earlier technology events. These include the World Robot Conference and the World Manufacturing Convention.
AiMOGA Expands Its Robot Portfolio
The summit also showcased AiMOGA’s wider range of robots for business and public services.
Its portfolio includes Mornine, a humanoid robot designed for business reception and presentations.
The company also introduced the R001 intelligent security robot for public safety patrols. Meanwhile, its RN001 robotic nurse helps guide patients and visitors in healthcare settings.
Another product, Argos Pro, is a four-legged robot designed to follow people and carry loads.
These robots demonstrate how the company plans to apply AI-powered machines across different industries.
More Than 3,000 Robot Deliveries Worldwide
AiMOGA said its robots already support more than 100 types of applications.
These include retail, vehicle dealerships, traffic management, security, education and healthcare.
The company also reported more than 3,000 cumulative robot deliveries across over 60 countries and regions.
Through its partnership with CHERY and the OMODA & JAECOO brands, AiMOGA draws on automotive engineering, research and manufacturing experience to develop its robotics products.
The company hopes to bring these technologies into more areas of everyday life.
With Mobo’s global pre-orders now open, AiMOGA is taking another step towards bringing humanoid robots into the consumer market.
Source : PR Newswire | Rewritten By Minutesmy
