Chery's AiMOGA Robots Stage European Debut as Guards and Nurses

The Chinese automaker's robotics arm used IFA 2026 in Berlin to unveil its security, healthcare, humanoid and quadruped machines — and claims more than 3,000 units are already deployed across 60-plus countries.

Source: Detik Oto2026-09-161 min read

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AiMOGA Robotics, a subsidiary of Chinese carmaker Chery, picked the IFA 2026 tech show in Berlin as the launching pad for its European push. The lineup included an intelligent security robot, a robotic nurse, the Mornine humanoid and a quadruped machine named Argos.

These are not just showpieces, the company says. The security robot is already working in more than 30 Chinese cities on tasks such as safety services and order management, while the nurse robot targets hospital environments, guiding patients, handling consultations and providing information support.

Mornine drew extra attention by joining IFA's official "Robots on the Runway" program, introducing itself and presenting on stage for visitors. Chery International and AiMOGA president Zhang Guibing framed the Berlin show as the starting point of the company's European expansion, stressing that its robots are developed around practical needs rather than as technology showcases.

Early partnership discussions with potential European business partners are reportedly underway. AiMOGA says it has shipped over 3,000 robots to more than 60 countries, covering over 100 real-world use scenarios spanning China, Southeast Asia, the Middle East and now Europe.

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