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Chery Showcases AI Robots for Public Services and Homes
Chery’s AiMOGA unit is developing AI-powered robots for public services and homes.
It showed them at the Chery International User Summit in Wuhu, China, as part of a display of a future city with humanoid robots and self-driving vehicles.
One robot is designed to help direct traffic, while proposed smart police and medical stations would provide information and guidance.
AiMOGA also introduced Mobo, a humanoid robot for family settings, globally on October 21, 2026.
The company says Mobo can understand more than 20 languages, learn about 150,000 movement or situation scenarios, and remember information from conversations.
It is designed to recognise household objects and learn owners’ habits, with the company claiming more than 90% understanding accuracy for about 80 types of objects.
The demonstrations also included the Mornine humanoid robot and the four-legged Argos, but no further plans were specified.
Chery Group is developing AI-powered robots for public services and homes through its subsidiary AiMOGA.
The robots were demonstrated at the Chery International User Summit 2026 in Wuhu, China.
The demonstrations included an intelligent security robot for traffic control and concepts for AI-powered police and medical stations.
AiMOGA also introduced Mobo, a humanoid companion robot designed for family settings.
Mobo can understand more than 20 languages and recognize about 80 types of household objects, according to the company.
- Who
- Chery Group, through its AiMOGA subsidiary.
- What
- It showcased AI robots for traffic control, public services and home companionship.
- When
- At the Chery International User Summit 2026; Mobo was introduced globally on October 21, 2026.
- Where
- Wuhu, China.
- Why
- The robots are intended to assist with activities including traffic management, public services and companionship at home.
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Mobo was introduced globally.
Chery demonstrated its robots and future-city concepts in Wuhu, China.
- Developer
- Chery Group subsidiary AiMOGA
- Event location
- Wuhu, China
- Mobo language capability
- More than 20 languages
- Mobo movement and condition scenarios
- About 150,000
- Household object recognition
- About 80 types, with claimed understanding accuracy above 90%
What people are saying
Mobo is a robot that we developed entirely ourselves. Its height and weight have been adjusted so it is comfortable to lift and hug.