Jakarta, INTI - AiMOGA, the robotics company under Chery Group, has introduced Mobo, an AI-powered humanoid robot designed to serve as a family companion. The robot can perform up to 16 tasks in parallel and respond to interruptions in less than 0.2 seconds.
Mobo was unveiled at the AiMOGA Robotics Global Launch 2026 in Wuhu, Anhui Province, China. The robot incorporates embodied intelligence technology, which integrates artificial intelligence with environmental awareness and the ability to interact directly with humans.
Peng Xia, Executive Vice President of AiMOGA Robotics, explained that Mobo was developed to understand user instructions, carry out tasks, and report on completed activities.
“Give Mobo a task, and it can understand what needs to be done, execute the task, and report the results,” Peng Xia said in an official statement on October 26, 2026.
These capabilities enable Mobo to support various household activities by combining environmental recognition, language processing, and decision-making technologies.
Mobo Can Perform 16 Tasks and Respond Within 0.2 Seconds
AiMOGA has equipped Mobo with an integrated AI system that combines spatial perception, language and motion processing, motion control, and decision-making capabilities.
This integration enables the robot to recognize nearby objects, understand human communication, and perform tasks based on environmental information and previous experiences.
One of Mobo's key capabilities is its ability to handle up to 16 tasks simultaneously without stopping all ongoing activities when receiving additional instructions.
The robot can also respond to interruptions in less than 0.2 seconds, allowing it to react quickly to user commands and questions.
During a demonstration, AiMOGA showed Mobo handling meeting notifications and carrying out inspection tasks.
When presented with an unexpected question, the robot could respond before resuming its previous activity. This demonstrates how Mobo manages multiple tasks through integrated information processing and decision-making systems.
Mobo Features Social Navigation to Avoid Pedestrians
Beyond task execution, AiMOGA has developed a social navigation system that enables Mobo to move around and interact with people in its surroundings.
The technology allows the robot to recognize pedestrian movement and understand the spaces people use for their daily activities.
As a result, Mobo can slow down, yield the way, and avoid people while navigating its environment.
Standing approximately 90 centimeters tall, Mobo features a humanoid design intended to support interaction with family members.
The robot has 22 degrees of freedom (DoF), enabling a range of expressive body movements.
These motion capabilities, combined with social navigation, are designed to help Mobo operate safely and naturally in shared household environments.
Mobo Supports Children's Learning and Companionship for Seniors
AiMOGA designed Mobo as a multigenerational family companion capable of interacting with users across different age groups.
One of its intended applications is helping children learn English through direct communication and interactive activities.
Mobo is also designed to provide conversational companionship for older adults, supporting everyday interaction and communication.
The robot supports more than 20 languages, enabling it to accommodate a wide range of communication needs.
It also features reminder functions that allow users to schedule notifications for specific tasks and activities.
These features reflect AiMOGA's approach to developing a companion robot that goes beyond responding to commands to help users manage their daily routines.
Mobo Integrates Long-Term Memory and Facial Recognition
To support continuous interactions, AiMOGA has equipped Mobo with long-term memory technology and a facial recognition system, referred to as Face ID.
These technologies are designed to help the robot associate stored information with individual users and recognize people it interacts with.
By using information from previous interactions, Mobo can draw on past context when responding to users and carrying out tasks.
Its long-term memory capabilities are intended to create more consistent and personalized interactions between the robot and family members.
With the launch of Mobo, AiMOGA is showcasing a humanoid robot that combines artificial intelligence, motion capabilities, environmental perception, and multilingual communication to support family companionship and everyday household activities.
Conclusion
AiMOGA’s Mobo represents a step forward in AI-powered humanoid robotics, combining multitasking capabilities, rapid responses, social navigation, and multilingual communication. Designed to support family members across generations, the robot highlights the growing potential of embodied AI in everyday life, from assisting with household activities to providing educational support and companionship for older adults.
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