AiMOGA

Carmakers know something most robotics startups are still learning: how to build machines that strangers trust with their bodies, at scale, under regulation. AiMOGA Robotics is what happens when that knowledge grows legs: the embodied intelligence subsidiary of Chery, one of China's automotive giants, established in early 2025 and moving at automotive programme speed ever since, its Mornine humanoid working a real Chery dealership in Kuala Lumpur within months of the company's founding, its platform deployed across more than 30 countries and regions, and its first financing round closed on the strength of robots already on duty rather than robots promised.

The brand's credentials are a pair of genuine world firsts. Mornine is the first humanoid robot to hold full EU certification across both hardware and software, CE-MD machine safety, CE-RED radio equipment and EN 18031 cybersecurity together, a regulatory position earned the way its parent company earns vehicle homologations. And it is the first humanoid to autonomously open car doors in live commercial service, a high friction, whole body physical task learnt end to end and performed daily on working showroom floors, the automotive world's own party trick claimed by the automotive world's own robot. The lineup pairs the Mornine platform and its retail Mornine M1 with the Argos X1 robot dog, a family built for the showrooms, receptions and malls its parent already operates in.

Within the wider humanoid catalogue, the full AiMOGA range for sale can be explored through this page.

Background

An automaker's route into embodied AI

Chery entered robotics with an automaker's asset sheet: manufacturing scale, automotive quality systems, a global dealer network, and thousands of showrooms that double as deployment sites and training grounds. AiMOGA converted those assets directly, Mornine entering commercial deployment at a Chery 4S dealership in Kuala Lumpur in March 2025 as, in the company's phrase, an on duty team member, then spreading through the retail estate the parent already owned. The distribution build out follows the same logic: online sales alongside a dealer partnership channel spanning specialty stores, automotive 4S outlets and shopping mall experience centres, with sales, leasing and instalment options carried by Chery's own financial system, and a roadmap prioritising six core robotics products, a robot company run like a vehicle programme.

Certification as a first language

Where most humanoid makers treat regulation as a late hurdle, AiMOGA treated it as the opening move, and the EN 18031 cybersecurity clearance alongside CE-MD and CE-RED is the tell: full EU certification of hardware and software together, the compliance depth European enterprises, insurers and IT departments actually audit. For a robot whose job is standing in public commercial spaces, papers are product.

The AiMOGA Lineup

Mornine: The Platform

Mornine is AiMOGA's flagship commercial humanoid: a full size bipedal service machine navigating autonomously to ±5 centimetre accuracy with dynamic obstacle avoidance, conversing naturally in 11 languages, and reasoning at its decision layer through CheryGPT and DeepSeek large models fused with a visual language model, so responses track intent and context rather than scripts. Its résumé is practical: welcoming customers, presenting vehicles, guiding test drives, delivering items and switching between tasks autonomously across live dealership floors, with the door opening milestone, handle identified, posture adjusted, force coordinated across arms, waist and legs, proving the platform's whole body physical intelligence in public.

Mornine M1: The Retail Model

The Mornine M1 productises the platform for direct purchase, launched to open sale in April 2026 with deliveries from late May. It stands 167 centimetres at 70 kilogrammes with 40 degrees of freedom excluding its hands, walks at up to 1 metre per second, handles 1.5 kilogrammes per arm with dual arm coordination, and runs roughly two hours on its 0.7 kilowatt hour battery with a two hour recharge. Its perception carries one 3D LiDAR, two depth cameras, a wide angle camera and four ultrasonic sensors, and its control options include VR based remote operation for demonstrations and teleassist, positioned for sales floors, receptions and training environments.

Argos X1: The Companion Quadruped

The Argos X1 extends the family to four legs: AiMOGA's accessible robot dog, the entry point into the brand's ecosystem for retail, engagement and education settings, sitting within the wider quadruped category with configuration confirmed at quotation.

Lineup Overview

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Which buyers does AiMOGA suit?

The natural buyers are the ones whose floors resemble the robot's training ground. Automotive dealerships, the home habitat, gain a greeter, presenter and test drive guide that already works the role across Chery's network. Retail estates and shopping malls gain multilingual engagement in the experience centre mould across commercial robotics. Hotels and reception led venues gain a certified front of house presence, exhibition programmes gain a demonstrator with a genuine world first to talk about, and educational and training institutions gain the platform's teaching and VR teleoperation modes. For European enterprises specifically, the full EU certification position makes AiMOGA the low friction compliance answer in commercial humanoids, with mission software, RoboReception and RoboRetail class systems from the robot software catalogue, completing deployments.

Technology

Physical intelligence, learnt not scripted

The door opening milestone is AiMOGA's engineering thesis in one task: the robot was never explicitly told what a door handle is, its end to end reinforcement learning attending to the handle region by itself, trained in simulation, transferred through Sim2Real methods and refined by live sensor data feeding back into a cloud training loop, so deployed robots improve continuously. High friction whole body manipulation, handle, grip, pull, balance, performed in public, is the capability floor the rest of the platform stands on.

Conversation with an automotive brain

Mornine's decision layer runs CheryGPT and DeepSeek large models with visual language understanding, natural language semantics generating personalised, context aware responses across 11 languages, which turns vehicle presentation, enquiry handling and venue guidance into conversations rather than menu trees, the service manner of a trained showroom professional, multilingual by default.

Perception sized to public floors

The sensing stack, 3D LiDAR, depth and wide angle vision, ultrasonic proximity, delivers ±5 centimetre navigation with dynamic obstacle avoidance among moving customers, and doubles as the eyes of the manipulation stack, reading door position and task state in real time, commercial floor autonomy from the sensor set up.

Certified like a vehicle

The compliance package is the brand's automotive inheritance made explicit: CE-MD machine safety, CE-RED radio equipment and EN 18031 cybersecurity, hardware and software certified together as a world first, backed by Chery's manufacturing quality systems and global support network, the trust infrastructure European commercial deployment actually requires.

What are AiMOGA robots used for?

1. Automotive retail: greeting, vehicle presentation, test drive guidance and showroom service across dealership floors, the deployed home mission.
2. Retail and mall engagement: multilingual customer assistance and experience centre presence across commercial robotics.
3. Reception and hospitality: certified front of house welcome across hotel and venue estates.
4. Exhibitions and brand events: demonstration and engagement across exhibition robotics, world firsts included.
5. Education and training: teaching deployments and VR teleoperated instruction across educational robotics.
6. Item delivery and venue tasks: light carrying and autonomous task switching across working commercial floors.

Pricing and Availability

AiMOGA robots are available for purchase across Europe and worldwide, from single Mornine M1 units and Argos X1 companions to multi venue Mornine deployments, alongside the wider humanoid catalogue on Robots Europa. AiMOGA price and cost vary by model, configuration and deployment scale, so buyers seeking Mornine robots for sale should request a current quotation for their requirements, with European delivery, customs clearance and support arranged through Robots Europa. Purchasing enquiries, specification sheets and availability details for those looking to buy AiMOGA robots can be found on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is AiMOGA?

AiMOGA Robotics is the embodied intelligence subsidiary of automotive giant Chery, established in early 2025 and deployed across more than 30 countries: maker of the Mornine commercial humanoid, the retail Mornine M1 and the Argos X1 robot dog.

How do AiMOGA robots work?

Mornine navigates autonomously to ±5 centimetre accuracy through 3D LiDAR, depth and wide angle vision with ultrasonic sensing, converses in 11 languages through CheryGPT and DeepSeek models fused with visual language understanding, manipulates through end to end reinforcement learning transferred from simulation and improves continuously through a cloud connected learning loop.

Why is the AiMOGA Mornine famous?

For two world firsts: the first humanoid robot to hold full EU certification across hardware and software, CE-MD, CE-RED and EN 18031 cybersecurity together, and the first to autonomously open car doors in live commercial service, a whole body manipulation task learnt without explicit programming and performed daily on working dealership floors.

What is the Mornine M1?

The Mornine M1 is AiMOGA's retail humanoid, on open sale since April 2026: 167 centimetres and 70 kilogrammes with 40 degrees of freedom excluding hands, walking at 1 metre per second, carrying 1.5 kilogrammes per arm with dual arm coordination, running roughly two hours per charge, and supporting VR based remote operation, aimed at sales, reception and training roles.

What are the benefits of AiMOGA robots?

Key benefits include the strongest EU compliance position in commercial humanoids, proven physical intelligence in live public deployment, natural multilingual service across 11 languages, automotive grade manufacturing and support behind every unit, cloud learning that improves deployed fleets over time and flexible acquisition through sales, leasing and instalment channels.

Is the Mornine certified for European deployment?

Yes, uniquely so: it is the world's first humanoid with full EU certification covering both hardware and software, holding CE-MD machine safety, CE-RED radio equipment and EN 18031 cybersecurity clearances, the compliance package European commercial venues and IT departments require.

Where can I buy AiMOGA robots and what do they cost?

AiMOGA robots are for sale through Robots Europa, serving the United Kingdom, the European Union and markets worldwide with delivery, customs clearance and support. Because cost varies by model and configuration, buyers should request a tailored quotation. Full purchasing details are available on this page.

Summary

AiMOGA is the humanoid industry approached from the showroom side: a carmaker's subsidiary that certified before it demonstrated, deployed before it fundraised, and taught its robot the automotive world's most symbolic physical task, opening the car door, by letting it learn on real floors in real service. The Mornine platform brings ±5 centimetre navigation, 11 language conversation and cloud sharpened intelligence to commercial estates; the Mornine M1 puts the platform on open sale; and the Argos X1 opens the family at four legged scale, all carried by Chery's manufacturing, financing and dealer infrastructure. As the automotive industry's most credentialled entry into embodied AI, AiMOGA stands as the compliance first answer in commercial humanoids, and this page as the European starting point for deploying it.

v3, August 9, 2026