Chery subsidiary Moga Robot debuts Mobao home assistant robot

Moga Robot, a subsidiary of the Chery Group, has announced the release of Mobao, its first humanoid robot built specifically for domestic settings. Standing 0.9 meters tall, the device utilizes 22 degrees of freedom to enable walking and physical expression, aiming to provide a companion for family members through interactive communication.

The robot is equipped with functions designed for various age groups, including storytelling and educational games for children, as well as daily task reminders and conversational interaction for elderly users. It supports more than 20 languages and employs facial recognition to maintain personal profiles and communication history. The internal architecture integrates environmental perception, decision-making, and motion control to manage these tasks.

Data privacy and learning capabilities are managed through MogaCloud, which facilitates firmware updates and system improvements. During the launch event, CEO Zhang Guibing noted that Moga Robot has previously deployed over 3,000 units across more than 60 countries and regions.