The robot was showcased at Chery User Summit 2025
The AiMOGA robot, Mornine, was showcased at the 2025 Chery User Summit, held on October 17 to 21 in Wuhu, China, exhibiting Chery Group's expertise in intelligent robotics
At the Summit, Mornine demonstrated multimodal environmental perception, autonomous navigation, dexterous manipulation, and advanced Q&A capabilities, powered by Chery Group's proprietary AI model.
Mornine has become the first humanoid robot in the world to obtain full EU certification covering both hardware and software. Chery's AiMOGA Robotics division developed the robot, and three key accreditations were secured for the system, including CE-MED (machinery and safety), CE-RED (radio equipment), and EN 18031 (cybersecurity and data protection).
AiMOGA aims to advance the next generation of robotics, with potential applications beyond the automotive industry. Chery Group is utilising its expertise in precision manufacturing, quality management, and system integration to apply automotive-grade standards to service robotics, advancing the transformation from laboratory research and innovation to scalable commercialisation.
Throughout the Summit, AiMOGA robots acted as guides, engaging with participants. The 'Robot Dog Challenge' also took place, providing insight into a potential future where robots become trusted intelligent companions at every level of daily life.