AiMOGA Robotics has opened global pre-orders for Mobo, its first home companion robot, at an event held on October 21 during the OMODA & JAECOO International User Summit in Wuhu, China. The announcement, published on October 26, marks the brand's formal entry into the consumer home market, after working in commercial services. AiMOGA is an ecosystem partner of OMODA & JAECOO.
What is new compared with the debut
This is an update to Geekiki's coverage of Mobo's debut: the new step is not the robot's presentation, but the opening of pre-orders and the commercial plan that comes with it. Mobo is powered by the MoAgent embodied-AI agent and, according to the company, combines home spatial awareness, natural interaction, full-body motion control, long-term memory and an edge-cloud collaborative architecture, to break long tasks into steps and adapt to complex home environments.
The three core scenarios cited by the company are elderly care and companionship, children's companionship and whole-family care. The robot has 22 degrees of freedom, recognises family members and remembers their preferences, according to AiMOGA — information provided by the company and not independently verified in this article.
Interest, ambassadors and store network
According to the release, 35 early users were appointed Mobo's first Global Angel User Experience Ambassadors. Since its debut at the World Robot Conference in August, the robot is said to have attracted interest from more than 10,000 prospective users worldwide. The distinction matters: interest is not a sale or a confirmed installation.
On the commercial side, AiMOGA announced an initial network of 300 experience centres worldwide and support for ecosystem partners in solutions, digital marketing, financial and insurance services and after-sales support. The company also plans a global robotics rental brand for healthcare, transportation, education, security, culture and tourism. Alongside Mobo, it showed the Mornine reception robot, the R001 security robot, the RN001 robotic nurse and the Argos quadruped.
The company also says its cumulative commercial deliveries have passed 3,000 units and its business covers more than 60 countries and regions. Price, delivery times and availability by country were not stated in the release consulted — points readers should confirm in official sources before any purchase decision.
Update: read Geekiki's previous article on Mobo's debut: Mobo: robô humanoide doméstico da AiMOGA estreia com 0,9 m e 22 graus de liberdade.
Sources: OMODA & JAECOO's official release on GlobeNewswire and IT Business Today.
Image credit: press image from OMODA & JAECOO / AiMOGA Robotics, via GlobeNewswire, of the Mobo home robot.
Transparency: this text was produced with AI assistance and checked against public sources on the internet, including OMODA & JAECOO's official release and independent coverage of the topic. Consult the original sources to confirm the details.
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