AiMOGA Brings Real-World Robot Operations to the World Robot Conference 2026
From directing traffic at busy intersections to welcoming customers in car showrooms, service robots are steadily moving beyond controlled demonstrations into everyday life. At the World Robot Conference (WRC) 2026 in Beijing, AiMOGA Robotics showcased how its robots are already working across cities, hospitals, museums and international automotive dealerships, offering visitors a glimpse into what real-world robotic deployment looks like today.
Rather than focusing solely on futuristic concepts, the company demonstrated how its growing portfolio of AI-powered robots is being used across transportation, healthcare, retail and home environments.
Real-World Robot Operations Take Centre Stage at WRC 2026
Held from 19-23 August 2026 at the Beijing Etrong International Exhibition & Convention Center, this year’s World Robot Conference centred around the theme “Human-Robot Symbiosis, Production-Demand Convergence.”
AiMOGA used the global platform to demonstrate robots operating in real environments through live connections rather than relying solely on exhibition-floor demonstrations.
Visitors experienced intelligent traffic robots, healthcare assistants, public service robots, automotive retail applications and the company’s latest home companion robot, highlighting how robotics is increasingly becoming part of everyday life.
Intelligent Traffic Robots Connected Across 22 Cities
One of the exhibition’s standout demonstrations was AiMOGA’s intelligent traffic robot network.
Instead of limiting demonstrations to a single exhibition booth, the company livestreamed robot operations from 22 cities, allowing visitors to observe traffic robots working at real intersections and urban road environments.
The live demonstrations showcased how intelligent traffic management is evolving from pilot projects into larger-scale deployment across multiple locations.
Mornine Demonstrates Public Service Applications
AiMOGA’s humanoid robot Mornine also demonstrated its growing role in public services.
Real-time livestreams connected the conference with several public facilities in Wuhu, including:
- Wuhu Museum
- First People’s Hospital
- Housing Provident Fund Management Center
Visitors watched Mornine perform tasks including:
- Visitor guidance
- Reception
- Information assistance
- Customer consultation
These demonstrations highlighted how humanoid robots are beginning to support everyday visitor-facing services.
Expanding Beyond China into Global Automotive Retail
The exhibition also showcased Mornine’s growing international deployment.
Alongside four domestic automotive dealerships, recorded demonstrations featured robots operating across dealerships in:
- Malaysia
- Thailand
- South Africa
In these environments, Mornine assists with welcoming visitors, presenting vehicles and supporting showroom customer experiences.
According to AiMOGA, the company has now delivered more than 2,000 robots globally, with deployments spanning over 60 countries and regions, including markets such as Vietnam, Poland and Indonesia.
Meet Mobo: AiMOGA’s First Home Companion Robot
One of the biggest attractions at WRC 2026 was Mobo, AiMOGA’s first humanoid robot designed specifically for home companionship.
Standing approximately 90 cm tall and weighing around 18 kg, Mobo is designed to prioritise interaction and companionship rather than commercial services.
During the exhibition, the robot:
- Interacted with children
- Danced alongside visitors
- Explored the exhibition with robot dog Argos
Unlike robots built for public-facing environments, Mobo focuses on everyday home interaction, reflecting AiMOGA’s ambitions to expand robotics into domestic living spaces.
A Growing Robotics Portfolio
Beyond Mobo and Mornine, AiMOGA presented a comprehensive range of intelligent robotics solutions covering multiple industries.
Its portfolio now includes:
- Intelligent Traffic Robots
- Nurse Robot
- Brain-Controlled Intelligent Wheelchair
- Mornine Humanoid Robot
- Mobo Home Companion Robot
Together, these products support applications across transportation, healthcare, public services, automotive retail and home companionship.
Building Trusted AI Assistants Through Practical Deployment
Rather than positioning robots as experimental technology, AiMOGA’s exhibition focused on practical deployment and everyday usability.
By connecting live operations from cities, public institutions and international dealerships directly to the conference floor, the company demonstrated how robotics is gradually transitioning from controlled demonstrations into real-world service environments.
As intelligent robotics continues to evolve, AiMOGA’s approach reflects a broader industry shift toward creating AI assistants capable of supporting people across both professional and personal settings.
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