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AiMOGA Heads Home With Mobo, Opening Robot Pre-Orders on October 21
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AiMOGA is taking its robotics ambitions into the home with Mobo, a family companion humanoid scheduled for launch in Wuhu, China, on October 21. The company says global pre-orders will open that day during the Chery International User Summit.
- Mobo targets companionship, conversation and everyday reminders.
- AiMOGA says its MoAgent system combines perception, interaction and task planning.
- Pricing and delivery dates are absent from the announcement.

According to AiMOGA’s October 17 release, Mobo supports voice interaction, object recognition and long-term memory, allowing conversations to build on earlier exchanges. It has previously appeared at the World Robot Conference and World Manufacturing Convention.
The company draws on Chery’s research, manufacturing and supply-chain capabilities as it expands beyond commercial applications into households.
The initial pitch emphasizes social interaction rather than demonstrated household labor. The release provides no task-success measurements or detailed hardware specifications. October 21 should therefore clarify what buyers can actually order, where it will ship and which capabilities will be available at delivery.
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