AiMOGA Robotics (Chery) · China · Compact

Mobo

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A 90 cm, 18 kg walking companion humanoid from Chery's robot company AiMOGA, built to talk with children and elders in 20+ languages. A $99 pre-sale deposit, credited as $399, opened on 21 October 2026 through a sales inquiry form; the price, delivery date and shipping countries are not published.

Not to be confused with Mornine M1 (AiMOGA Robotics (Chery)): AiMOGA's full-size wheeled service humanoid for car dealerships and public venues, sold to businesses; Mobo is its small walking home companion. Mornine M1 datasheet

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No hands, none offered

Two arms with shoulder, elbow and wrist joints ending in five-finger-shaped hands, but no source says the fingers move and no demonstration shows Mobo holding anything: at its debut people held fruit up to it and it named it. With 22 degrees of freedom for the whole walking body, the hands are most likely fixed.

In the crate

Mobo companion robot: about 90 cm, 18 kg, 22 degrees of freedom, a screen face with 30+ expressions, two arms with five-finger hands, walking legs MoAgent voice and vision assistant in 20+ languages, with face recognition and long-term family memory 6-month extended warranty with the pre-sale deposit

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A published price, delivery date or country list An SDK or developer access (none mentioned; it is a closed consumer product) A published battery capacity, computer or sensor list (launch reports give 1.5 to 2 hours per charge)

Day oneA talking, walking companion for a family.

Reality check

It is a companion that talks, recognises and dances, not a helper that picks things up, and a $99 deposit today buys a place in line for a robot whose price, shipping countries and delivery date AiMOGA has not published.

Can you get one, and what will it cost?

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You cannot order the Mobo today: it is waitlist.

Sold to families as a consumer companion robot, with 'global pre-orders'. The inquiry form takes any country as free text and no country list, delivery date or shipping terms are published. AiMOGA says Mobo drew more than 10,000 interested users after its August debut.

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Price notes: No retail price published. AiMOGA's global site runs a 'Pre-sale' from 21 October to 31 December 2026: a $99 deposit 'credited as $399 toward purchase' plus a 6-month extended warranty, requested by filling in its purchase inquiry form with the code 'I LOVE MOBO', after which 'Our sales team will contact you'. The site adds that 'Any related fees incurred during the refund process shall be borne by the buyer.' In China the same offer is RMB 99 credited as RMB 2,999, sold on JD.com (Chinese posts give a window of 21 October to 13 November). Chinese launch reports say the price and sales channels have not been announced.

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Lead form, not a checkout: enter the code 'I LOVE MOBO' and the sales team follows up to take a $99 deposit credited as $399 toward an unpublished price. Pre-sale 21 Oct to 31 Dec 2026; refund fees are the buyer's; no delivery date.
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How the Mobo rates

Editorial ratings based on listed specifications and sales availability. They do not measure task performance, autonomy, or reliability.

Class: Developer / demo platformA platform for demonstrations or robotics development. SDK access and supported tasks depend on the exact configuration.
CapabilityHardware specification indicators: 2/5; Baseline: any humanoid+1
Degrees of freedom: 22 DOF+1
Dexterity: no hands, none offered0
Scale: 90 cm tall0
MaturitySales availability indicators: 3/5; How it sells: waitlist+3

Key specifications

Height

90 cm

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Weight

18 kg

Degrees of freedom

Battery

~90 min

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n/a

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Oct 21, 2026Chery's AiMOGA opens a $99 pre-sale for Mobo, a 90 cm walking companion robot with no price yetPreorder

The maker's shares

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AiMOGA Robotics (Chery): Only through Chery Automobile (HKEX: 9973), which controls it.

Chery holds almost 77% of AiMOGA and listed in Hong Kong in September 2025, so Chery's shares are the only exposure. AiMOGA's head spoke of a possible standalone IPO in August 2026, but the company then said it had taken no substantive steps toward one.

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Size to scale

Drawn next to a 1.80 m (5 ft 11 in) person. Every robot on the site uses this same reference, so you can trust the comparison at a glance.

Mobo: 90 cm / 2 ft 11 in, 18 kg

About the Mobobackground, hardware and buying reality

Mobo is AiMOGA Robotics' first consumer robot, aimed at 'one family, three generations'. It debuted at the World Robot Conference in Beijing in August 2026 and launched with global pre-orders at AiMOGA's global launch event in Wuhu on 21 October 2026, during the Chery International User Summit. It stands about 0.9 m and weighs about 18 kg (AiMOGA), has 22 degrees of freedom, a visor-style screen face with more than 30 expressions, a camera on its head, soft covers and a walking two-legged body. Its software is AiMOGA's MoAgent, which recognises family members, remembers past conversations and runs tasks sent from the MogaCloud service. Launch reports list a battery life of 1.5 to 2 hours. AiMOGA's existing products are the Mornine M1 service humanoid used in car dealerships and the Argos robot dog; the company says it has delivered more than 3,000 robots. 35 launch-day users received a year of free use as ambassadors, and AiMOGA plans 300 experience centres and a robot rental brand.

What it does on day onewith zero programming

A talking, walking companion for a family: it recognises household members by face, answers questions about objects shown to it, tells stories, practises English with children, chats with elders and sets reminders, detects falls and alerts family (AiMOGA claims within a second), and makes video calls. Chores such as tidying or kitchen help appear in launch posts as intended uses, not demonstrations.

Best for: Families who want a talking companion and learning partner for children or elderly relatives, and are comfortable placing a refundable deposit with no price or delivery date yet.

What it takes to developskills, gear, and SDK access

None for its intended use; it is set up and updated through AiMOGA's MogaCloud service. No SDK, API or ROS support is mentioned anywhere.

SDK access: Closed consumer product: AiMOGA's MoAgent assistant (a fast and slow 'dual-brain' design), a vision-language model and face recognition, with MogaCloud for task dispatch and over-the-air updates. Household data is said to be stored encrypted on the robot.

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