AiMOGA Launches Mobo Humanoid with Pre-Orders Starting October 21 in China
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AiMOGA is set to launch its family companion humanoid, Mobo, in Wuhu, China, with global pre-orders beginning on October 21. This announcement coincides with the Chery International User Summit, where the company aims to showcase Mobo's capabilities, including voice interaction, object recognition, and long-term memory.
The introduction of Mobo marks AiMOGA's expansion from commercial robotics into the household sector, leveraging Chery's extensive research and manufacturing resources. While the initial focus is on social interaction, specific task capabilities and hardware specifications remain undisclosed, leaving potential buyers awaiting further details.
As the launch date approaches, attention will be on the specifics of what Mobo will offer, including shipping details and available features. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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AiMOGA Heads Home With Mobo, Opening Robot Pre-Orders on October 21
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