AiMOGA Brings Real-World Robot Operations to WRC 2026

Rashad Iskandrni 

From August 19 to 23, 2026, the World Robot Conference (WRC) 2026 was held at the Beijing Etrong International Exhibition & Convention Center under the theme “Human-Robot Symbiosis, Production-Demand Convergence.” Real-world robot operations across transportation, public services, and automotive retail were showcased live at the AiMOGA booth. Highlights included AiMOGA's intelligent traffic robot, Nurse robot, humanoid robot Mornine, and its first home companion robot, Mobo.

From urban roads and public spaces to domestic scenarios and overseas dealerships, specific robotic tasks were demonstrated at WRC in real time. Rather than relying solely on static demos, AiMOGA leveraged multi-city, multi-scenario, and multi-region live connections to show how service robots are actively operating in real environments, marking a transition from isolated applications toward widespread deployment.

22-City Intelligent Traffic Robots Go Live, Presenting Real Road Applications

Traditional robotics exhibitions have long relied on indoor, controlled demonstrations to showcase capabilities. Breakaway from this convention, AiMOGA extended its presence beyond the exhibition hall through simultaneous live streaming from 22 cities, delivering real urban traffic scenarios directly to WRC visitors.

Expanding from a single intersection to multi-city network deployment, AiMOGA’s intelligent traffic robots are driving scaled applications across diverse real-world environments. For attendees, practical questions regarding environmental adaptability and real-world utility were convincingly answered through live, unedited operational demonstrations.

Five Scenarios and 12 Dealerships Connected Across Regions, Showcasing Global Applications

AiMOGA also highlighted the real-world utility of Mornine, its flagship humanoid robot. Live connections were established between WRC and five public service venues in Wuhu—including the Wuhu Museum, First People's Hospital, and Housing Provident Fund Management Center—demonstrating Mornine's capabilities in guidance, consultation, and reception.

These real-world operations extended seamlessly into automotive retail. Four domestic dealerships participated via live broadcast, while eight overseas dealerships across key markets including Malaysia, Thailand, and South Africa presented Mornine's customer reception and vehicle presentation workflows.

In addition to live streams, Mornine and the intelligent traffic robots invited hands-on interaction on-site, allowing professional visitors to directly experience their conversational and service capabilities. To date, AiMOGA Robotics has achieved cumulative global deliveries exceeding 2,000 units across 60+ countries and regions—including Vietnam, Poland, and Indonesia—continuously exploring localized operational models.

AiMOGA Showcases Full Product Portfolio, with First Home Companion Robot Becoming a Highlight

Beyond practical deployments, WRC served as a major platform for AiMOGA to present its full product portfolio and market strategy. The lineup featured intelligent traffic robots, nurse robots, brain-controlled intelligent wheelchairs, Mornine, and Mobo—spanning traffic management, healthcare, public services, and home companionship.

A key highlight was Mobo, AiMOGA’s first humanoid robot designed specifically for household companionship. Standing 0.9 meters tall and weighing 18 kilograms, Mobo captivated audiences with its approachable design. During the event, Mobo interacted and danced with children and toured the venue alongside the robot dog Argos. Engineered for warmth and personal interaction, Mobo extends service robotics into home environments.

Together with Mornine and traffic robots, Mobo completes a versatile product matrix addressing tailored scenario requirements as robotics enters daily life.

Building Trusted Human AI Assistants Through Real-World Applications

AiMOGA Robotics remains committed to building 'Your Trusted Human AI Assistant' and accelerating adoption through real-world deployment. At WRC 2026, AiMOGA demonstrated how service robotics is transitioning from technological feasibility to operational reality across urban roads, public spaces, commercial venues, and home environments, offering a proven blueprint for reliable AI assistant integration.