Automaker Chery says that at its 2025 Chery Global Innovation Conference, an extraordinary “guest” took the stage – Mornine, the intelligent robot from AiMOGA Robotics.
Chery said ‘she’ completed a fully autonomous presentation, marking the moment when “Automotive + Robot” collaboration officially moved from concept to reality.
The robot reviewed AiMOGA’s journey from early concept to real-world deployment.
Chery said the demonstration ‘signifies Chery’s technological expansion from “wheels” to a “three-dimensional ecosystem,” where intelligent robots represent a natural extension of Chery’s innovation strategy’.
Technological Foundation: Robotics grown from automotive DNA
Chery says the technology system of AiMOGA Robotics is rooted in Chery’s vehicle-engineering platform.
From multilingual interaction (11 languages) to ±5 cm high-precision autonomous navigation and dynamic obstacle avoidance, Mornine’s technology derives from Chery’s expertise in intelligent cockpits and driver-assistance engineering.
These reusable and scenario-driven capabilities enable an end-to-end intelligent service process, allowing Mornine to perform dealership reception and extend into museums, malls, and public service scenarios as a trusted human AI assistant, the company claims.
Scenario Application: From demonstration to real-world practice
At the Chery conference venue, Mornine completed a fully autonomous car-purchasing reception process, covering greeting, vehicle explanation, door-opening, and car-machine collaboration.
Furthermore, the company said ‘interactive zones showcased her vision-tactile dexterous hand and multi-expression interaction system, enabling delicate object manipulation and real-time emotional expressions’.
These advances, Chery claims, mark a breakthrough in multimodal perception and human-like interaction, setting new standards for intelligent service robots.
The company said the 2025 Chery Global Innovation Conference showcased AiMOGA Robotics’ achievements in language interaction, navigation control, and multimodal execution, while verifying its real-world applications in 4S dealerships.
As a key practice of Chery’s “Automotive + Robot” human-machine collaboration strategy, Mornine ‘continues to demonstrate perceptive, executable, and deployable service capabilities–bringing embodied intelligence from the lab into daily life’.
Chery maintains that AiMOGA Robotics is paving a new evolutionary path for the automotive industry – one that connects vehicle engineering with intelligent service innovation.
