AiMOGA plans to exhibit its latest robotics technologies at the Chery International User Summit 2026 in Wuhu, China, from Oct. 19 to 23. Its lineup includes Argos, a quadruped robot; Mornine, a humanoid; an intelligent security robot; a robotics nurse; and a wheelchair controlled through brain-computer interface signals. The company also says it will introduce another product during the event, without naming it in the report.
The summit’s theme is “Car-Robot in Synergy, Scenarios in Energy.” AiMOGA says it is applying automotive engineering and artificial intelligence to develop robots for practical settings, with a focus on efficiency, safety and reliability. The company describes Argos as combining perception, mobility and motion control, while Mornine uses AI and multimodal sensing to support interaction with people. Its other systems are intended for security and healthcare tasks.
AiMOGA’s development draws on Chery Group’s technology ecosystem and automotive engineering expertise. The report says the company has established a global R&D network and operates 31 in-house R&D laboratories. AiMOGA aims to adapt automotive technologies so its robots can perceive their surroundings, respond to user needs and move or interact according to their intended roles. The company frames the machines as support for human work, with people retaining key roles in decisions and interaction.