Home Companion Robot Mobo to Debut Globally and Open Pre-orders as AiMOGA Showcases Its Robot Family at the 2026 EXEED International User Summit
Oct 18, 2026
Wuhu, Anhui, China, October 18, 2026 -- As AI becomes part of everyday family life, how will it transform the homes of the future? Taking place in Wuhu from October 18 to 23, the 2026 EXEED International User Summit, themed“The Pulse Lives on,” will explore this question. During the summit, AiMOGA Robotics, a robotics brand of Chery Group, EXEED’s parent company, will officially launch Mobo, its consumer-grade humanoid robot designed for home companionship, and open global pre-orders. The launch takes the embodied AI business into the home, extending its proven automotive-grade technologies and supply chain capabilities beyond vehicle manufacturing to a broader ecosystem of intelligent living. It also opens up new dimensions of future luxury for users worldwide.
Meet Mobo: A Thoughtful, Expressive and Caring Companion for the Home
A key highlight of this year’s summit, Mobo will make its global debut, with pre-orders opening worldwide at the same time. Having previously appeared at the World Robot Conference and the World Manufacturing Convention, Mobo has already attracted considerable interest from EXEEDers and prospective users. Its launch will further demonstrate EXEED AiMOGA’s expansion from commercial services into the consumer home market.
Powered by AiMOGA’s proprietary MoAgent AI system and cutting-edge technology, Mobo goes beyond the rigid, single-command responses of conventional robots. It can independently break down complex instructions and plan long-horizon tasks, turning simple question-and-answer exchanges into goal-driven assistance around the home.
Designed for everyday family life, Mobo combines spatial perception with multimodal interaction. It can perceive its surroundings, understand the spatial relationships between objects, and move around using autonomous navigation and dynamic obstacle avoidance. By integrating voice, visual information and conversational context, it can also hold conversations and identify objects, making companionship feel more natural and relevant to daily life.
Mobo features a full-body motion system with 22 degrees of freedom, enabling smooth, stable movements and stable performance for interactive activities and dance routines. It can also remember each family member’s habits and preferences, bringing greater continuity to everyday interactions. Privacy protection is built into its design from the outset, creating a companionship experience that combines advanced technology with warmth and care.
Bringing Automotive Expertise to Robotics and Accelerating Global Commercialisation
Unlike start-ups building from scratch, AiMOGA draws on EXEED’s extensive automotive engineering experience and global R&D network and repeatedly validated performance DNA, adapting proven technologies—including high-precision environmental perception and the automotive-specific large AI model—for robotics applications. During the summit, AiMOGA’s full robot portfolio will appear in dedicated zones that recreate real-world applications. Police robots will patrol and direct traffic in mock smart-traffic and police-station settings, while healthcare robots will guide and interact with visitors at medical stations. Mornine will act as an AI presenter at the livestreaming centre and the checkout-free supermarket. The Argos Pro quadruped robot will demonstrate autonomous following and load carrying, while Mobo will offer hands-on demonstrations of home companionship and educational support as pre-orders open.
Building on its strengths in automotive–robotics integration and deployment across diverse settings, AiMOGA already has robots in regular operation across more than 100 use cases, in settings ranging from automotive dealerships, retail stores and government service centres to traffic management, security, education and healthcare. Cumulative global deliveries have exceeded 3,000 units, with operations spanning more than 60 countries and regions, positioning AiMOGA demonstrating progress in the commercial deployment of embodied AI in global markets
Beyond Automotive Manufacturing: Building the Future of Intelligent Living
As EXEED moves from vehicles into robotics, it is extending its accumulated R&D capabilities, supply chain resources and manufacturing expertise to a wider range of intelligent products and applications. Automotive–robotics integration provides the industrial foundation for this development, while AiMOGA’s proprietary MoAgent AI system supports robots in understanding, planning and executing tasks. Together, these capabilities enable practical, real-world applications.
Guided by its global operating philosophy, “In Somewhere, For Somewhere, Be Somewhere”, EXEED is adapting automotive technologies and drawing on its mature supply chain to advance a development model grounded in industrial expertise and practical deployment—one that brings intelligent technology into everyday life, delivers meaningful support to people around the world, and presents a new vision of future luxury for global users.
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