Robot operations across transportation, public services, and automotive retail were displayed at the AiMOGA booth
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’.
Robot operations across transportation, public services, and automotive retail were displayed together at the AiMOGA booth. Meanwhile, AiMOGA presented its intelligent traffic robot, Nurse robot, humanoid robot Mornine, and its first home companion robot Mobo.
Previously, robot exhibitions mainly presented products through indoor demonstrations, allowing visitors to understand robotic capabilities through controlled scenarios. This time, AiMOGA extended the view beyond the exhibition hall through simultaneous livestreaming from 22 cities, bringing real urban road scenarios directly to WRC.
Intelligent traffic robots
From one intersection to multiple cities, and from single-point demonstrations to multi-location deployment, intelligent traffic robots are moving toward scaled applications through more real-world scenarios.
For audiences, questions about whether robots can adapt to real environments and what tasks they can perform were transformed from product descriptions into visible applications through live demonstrations.
Beyond real-world applications, WRC also served as an important platform for AiMOGA to showcase its complete product portfolio and new product strategy.
At the conference, AiMOGA presented its intelligent traffic robot, Nurse robot, brain-controlled intelligent wheelchair, Mornine, and Mobo, covering transportation management, healthcare services, public services, and home companionship.
Humanoid robot
Among them, Mobo, AiMOGA’s first humanoid robot focused on home companionship scenarios, made its debut at the event. With a height of approximately 0.9m and a weight of around 18kgs, Mobo attracted visitors with its compact size and approachable design.
During the exhibition, Mobo interacted face-to-face with children, danced together with them, and toured the venue alongside robot dog Argos. Compared with robots designed for public service scenarios, Mobo places greater emphasis on daily companionship and human interaction, extending robotic applications further into household environments and becoming a new highlight of AiMOGA’s product portfolio.
Robotics innovation
At the WRC, a global platform for robotics innovation and collaboration, AiMOGA demonstrated real-world robotic applications through live scenario connections, multi-product demonstrations, and interactive experiences.
By showcasing applications across urban roads, public spaces, commercial environments, and homes, AiMOGA highlighted the industry’s transition from technological feasibility to application feasibility.
Through continuous deployment and practical exploration, AiMOGA is responding to a key question facing the robotics industry: how robots can truly enter real-world environments and become reliable intelligent assistants for people.
