AiMOGA brought real‑world robot operations to the World Robot Conference (WRC) 2026, held from August 19 to 23 at the Beijing Etrong International Exhibition & Convention Center under the theme “Human‑Robot Symbiosis, Production‑Demand Convergence.” Instead of traditional indoor demonstrations, AiMOGA showcased multi‑city, multi‑scenario and multi‑region robot deployments, highlighting how service robots are transitioning from controlled environments to real‑world applications.
At the AiMOGA booth, robot operations across transportation, public services and automotive retail were displayed simultaneously. Intelligent traffic robots, Nurse robots, the humanoid robot Mornine and the home companion robot Mobo demonstrated how robots are already performing tasks across urban roads, public spaces, domestic environments and overseas dealerships. Through live connections, AiMOGA showed how robots adapt to diverse environments, moving beyond product showcases toward scalable deployment.
A major highlight was the livestreaming of intelligent traffic robots from 22 cities, bringing real urban intersections directly into the exhibition hall. This shift from single‑point demos to multi‑location operations allowed visitors to witness how robots manage real‑world traffic scenarios, transforming questions about adaptability and capability into visible proof of deployment.
AiMOGA also connected five public service scenarios in Wuhu—including the Wuhu Museum and First People’s Hospital—to demonstrate Mornine’s guidance, consultation and reception capabilities. The company extended its real‑world demonstrations to automotive retail, linking four domestic dealerships and eight overseas dealerships across Malaysia, Thailand and South Africa, showcasing Mornine’s reception and vehicle presentation services.
Beyond livestreams, visitors engaged directly with Mornine and intelligent traffic robots, experiencing their interactive capabilities firsthand. AiMOGA’s global footprint now exceeds 2,000 cumulative robot deliveries across more than 60 countries and regions, with deployments spanning China, Vietnam, Poland, Indonesia and more.
WRC also marked the debut of Mobo, AiMOGA’s first home companion robot. Compact, approachable and designed for daily interaction, Mobo became a standout attraction as it danced with children and toured the venue alongside robot dog Argos.
Through real‑world demonstrations, multi‑scenario connections and a full product portfolio, AiMOGA reinforced its commitment to building “Your Trusted Human AI Assistant,” showcasing how robots are moving from technological feasibility to practical, scalable application across global environments.
