AiMOGA Robotics will unveil Mobo, its first humanoid family companion robot, on October 21 in Wuhu, China, with global pre-orders opening the same day. Mobo is designed to assist with communication, reminders, and daily routines using voice interaction, visual recognition, and long-term memory, creating natural home interactions. The launch is part of the Chery International User Summit 2026, highlighting AiMOGA's integration of automotive and robotics technology. This marks AiMOGA's expansion from commercial to household applications, aiming to bring practical robotic solutions to everyday consumers.
AiMOGA's upcoming launch of Mobo, a humanoid family companion robot, is noted here with a snapshot of the Technology sector on Pluang as of Oct 17, 2026 17:21 WIB. Of 150 priced US tech stocks, only 11 rose while 139 fell. Notable movers include DOCN at USD 98.69 with a 1-day change of -9.85% and a balanced Pluang order activity of 48% Sell / 52% Buy, MSTR at USD 136.83 down 9.56% with 54% Sell / 46% Buy, and IONQ at USD 31.28 down 8.94% with 63% Sell / 37% Buy.
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