Chery Group’s robotics brand AiMOGA says it will debut a new home robot at the 2026 Chery International User Summit. In its October 13 announcement, the company described the machine as a household-focused robot built for everyday needs and natural interaction. AiMOGA has not yet disclosed specifications, price or a shipping schedule, so the launch should be treated as an upcoming product debut rather than a proven consumer deployment.

AiMOGA says its broader robot lineup has passed 3,000 cumulative global deliveries across more than 60 countries and regions. That scale is not just a company claim: Reuters reported in August that AiMOGA had delivered more than 3,000 robots globally while preparing for a possible IPO.

The Aimoga Argos robot is designed for applications ranging from security patrols to patient care, showing how quadruped robots are moving beyond demonstrations and into practical environments.
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The bigger story is the crossover between automotive engineering and embodied AI. BitcoinVersus.Tech has tracked robots entering home construction, industrial AI through Mind Robotics, and the growing push for humanoid safety systems. AiMOGA’s next step moves that same race directly toward the home.

AiMOGA Robotics shows its robot family at Chery’s 2026 business conference, providing useful background on the company’s existing embodied-AI platform.

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