From August 19 to 23, 2026, the World Robot Conference (WRC) took place at the Beijing Etrong International Exhibition & Convention Center. This year’s theme was “Human-Robot Symbiosis, Production-Demand Convergence,” focusing on how robots can work alongside humans in various fields. AiMOGA showcased exciting real-time demonstrations of robot technology in areas like transportation, healthcare, and automotive sales at their booth.
Visitors could see AiMOGA’s advanced robots in action, including an intelligent traffic robot, a nurse robot, the humanoid robot Mornine, and Mobo, a new companion robot for homes. Instead of just static displays, AiMOGA connected live from 22 different cities, showing how their robots operate in urban environments and real-life situations. This marked a shift from traditional robotics shows that usually rely on controlled indoor settings.
AiMOGA’s intelligent traffic robots demonstrated their capabilities in multiple cities, answering important questions about how well these robots adapt to various conditions. Attendees were impressed by the live, unscripted demonstrations that showcased the robots’ reliability in real-world scenarios.
At the event, Mornine, AiMOGA’s humanoid robot, was also highlighted through live connections to five public service locations in Wuhu, like the Wuhu Museum and First People’s Hospital. This showed how Mornine can assist with tasks like giving directions and providing information.
Moreover, the automotive sector joined in with live broadcasts from four local dealerships. There were also connections from eight dealerships in countries like Malaysia, Thailand, and South Africa, where Mornine assisted with customer interactions and vehicle presentations.
In addition to watching the robots perform, visitors had the chance to interact with Mornine and the intelligent traffic robots, allowing them to experience their conversational skills and service abilities firsthand. To date, AiMOGA Robotics has delivered over 2,000 robots to more than 60 countries, including places like Vietnam and Poland.
WRC was not just about showcasing individual products; it was a key venue for AiMOGA to share its entire product range and future plans. The lineup included traffic management robots, nurse robots, brain-controlled wheelchairs, Mornine, and Mobo, reflecting the versatility of their technology across various sectors.
One of the standout attractions was Mobo, AiMOGA’s first household companion robot. Standing at 0.9 meters tall and weighing 18 kilograms, Mobo charmed visitors with its friendly appearance. During the conference, Mobo interacted with children and explored the venue alongside a robot dog named Argos, demonstrating its purpose of enhancing personal connections within the home environment.
With Mornine and the traffic robots, Mobo forms a comprehensive product suite that meets different needs as robotics gradually becomes part of everyday life.
Looking to the future, AiMOGA Robotics plans to strengthen its presence in the Middle East, particularly in markets like Saudi Arabia and the UAE. Whether it’s empowering Chery’s “Born to Play” initiative or reinforcing family values with “Chery for Family,” AiMOGA Robotics aims to provide strong support for these brand missions.
AiMOGA remains dedicated to developing “Your Trusted Human AI Assistant” and advancing its technology through practical applications. The WRC 2026 highlighted how service robotics is moving beyond mere concepts to becoming a normal part of our surroundings, paving the way for dependable AI assistants in all aspects of life.
