AiMOGA launches Mobo, a home robot that knows 20 languages
The 90-cm robot is said to handle 16 tasks at once, with interruption responses under 0.2 seconds.
AiMOGA Robotics introduced Mobo, a humanoid family companion robot, at the AiMOGA Robotics Global Launch 2026 in Wuhu, Anhui, China. Standing 0.9 meters tall, the robot is designed to help with household activities across generations, from helping children study English to serving as a conversation partner for older adults. AiMOGA says Mobo can carry out 16 tasks in parallel with interruption response times of less than 0.2 seconds. Its system combines spatial perception, language and gesture processing, motion control, and decision-making. Mobo also comes with 22 degrees of freedom, long-term memory, Face ID, and support for more than 20 languages. At the event, AiMOGA also introduced MoAgent and the MogaCloud system for remote task management and OTA software updates.