From Cars to Homes: AiMOGA Robotics Unveils Mobo, Its First Home Companion Robot
Home companion robots are one of the newest kinds of assistive technology. This launch from AiMOGA Robotics shows how quickly AI is moving out of businesses and into everyday homes.
On 21 October 2026, at the OMODA & JAECOO International User Summit in Wuhu, China, AiMOGA Robotics launched Mobo, its first robot designed for the home, and opened global pre-orders. The launch marks the company's move from robots for businesses into the consumer home market.
Mobo runs on AiMOGA's MoAgent AI agent. It is built to understand the layout of a home, talk naturally with people, move its whole body and remember things over time, with its processing shared between the robot and the cloud.
AiMOGA also showed the rest of its robot family, including Mornine, a humanoid robot designed to welcome visitors in business settings.
Photo taken at the AiMOGA launch event during the OMODA | JAECOO Global User Summit. Image: PR Newswire.
Why it matters
For people with disability, robots like Mobo could one day help with everyday tasks, reminders and company at home. As with any assistive technology, what matters most is whether it is safe, easy to use and designed around the real needs of the people who use it.
Source: PR Newswire / OMODA | JAECOO, 6 November 2026. Read the full release
Comments