AiMOGA

AiMOGA, the embodied AI robotics brand of Chinese automaker Chery, develops practical humanoid and service robots for real-world public, commercial, and home use. Its flagship is the Mornine M1 humanoid robot, standing about 1.68 meters tall with roughly 40–41 degrees of freedom, including highly dexterous hands. It walks at up to 1m/s, uses a multi-sensor suite (LiDAR, cameras, ultrasonic) for centimeter-level navigation and obstacle avoidance, and runs dual-core AI (including large language models) for natural conversation in 10+ languages with high accuracy. Primary uses include customer reception, retail assistance, vehicle showroom guidance, product explanations, and public service interactions in hospitals, museums, and dealerships.

Complementing Mornine are specialized models such as the Intelligent Traffic Police Robot, deployed for live traffic direction, safety reminders, and related urban management tasks across multiple Chinese cities, and healthcare/nurse variants that handle appointment registration, guidance, and pre-consultation support. The Argos second-generation quadruped robot dog supports home companionship, perimeter patrol, light load transport, and IoT connectivity, while the compact Mobo humanoid (around 0.9m tall and 18kg) focuses on family and child interaction, including dancing and simple social engagement. These systems emphasize automotive-grade reliability, multimodal perception, rapid scenario customization, and EU hardware/software certification.

AiMOGA has scaled commercial deployments rapidly, with cumulative global deliveries exceeding 2,000 units across more than 50–60 countries and regions and applications spanning traffic management, medical services, retail, and home companionship. Features such as semantic understanding, autonomous path planning, and multi-robot coordination enable reliable operation in dynamic public and private environments, positioning the robots as practical intelligent assistants rather than pure research platforms.