Chery's AiMOGA opens global pre-orders for Mobo home companion robot

The 22-degree-of-freedom Mobo, powered by the MoAgent AI system, makes its global debut at the EXEED International User Summit in Wuhu.

AiMOGA Robotics, Chery Group's robotics brand, has officially launched Mobo, its consumer-grade home companion humanoid, and opened global pre-orders at the 2026 EXEED International User Summit in Wuhu, which runs October 18 to 23. Mobo had previously appeared at the World Robot Conference and the World Manufacturing Convention.

Mobo runs on AiMOGA's proprietary MoAgent AI system, which the company says can break complex instructions into steps and plan long-horizon tasks, moving beyond rigid single-command responses. Combined with spatial perception and multimodal interaction, it can sense its surroundings, understand spatial relationships between objects, navigate autonomously with dynamic obstacle avoidance, hold conversations that blend voice, visual information and context, and remember each family member's habits and preferences.

The robot uses a full-body motion system with 22 degrees of freedom for smooth, stable movement and interactive activities. AiMOGA says privacy protection was built into the design from the outset.

The summit doubles as a showcase for AiMOGA's wider portfolio in recreated real-world settings: police robots patrolling a mock smart-traffic zone, healthcare robots guiding visitors at medical stations, the Mornine robot presenting at a livestreaming center and checkout-free supermarket, and the Argos Pro quadruped demonstrating autonomous following and load carrying.

AiMOGA says its robots are in regular operation across more than 100 use cases, with cumulative global deliveries exceeding 3,000 units across more than 60 countries and regions — company figures that have not been independently verified. The brand is leaning on EXEED's automotive engineering base, adapting high-precision environmental perception and automotive AI models from cars to robots.