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AiMOGA Robotics
Mornine runs AiMOGA's MoNet vision-language model for multilingual Q&A and intent analysis on top of Chery's CheryGPT AI platform, reusing the group's autonomous-driving and smart-cockpit stacks. Development uses NVIDIA Jetson compute, Isaac Sim and the GR00T platform in a simulation-to-deployment pipeline with reinforcement learning and AI-powered 3D vision. The M1 humanoid has 40 degrees of freedom, walks at 1 m/s, and performs dual-arm coordinated tasks such as autonomously opening car doors; VR teleoperation is supported as a fallback.
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Argos
- Quadruped robot shown in AiMOGA's product lineup alongside the Mornine humanoid and an intelligent police robot
Product-line placement of the Argos robot dog as presented at AiMOGA's July 2025 deployment showcase
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Mornine M1
- 167 cm tall, 70 kg, 40 degrees of freedom, 1 m/s walking speed
Physical dimensions, joint degrees of freedom, and maximum walking speed of the M1 humanoid as listed at its JD.com retail launch
Claim source - 0.7 kWh battery for roughly 2 hours of operation; priced at RMB 285,800 (~USD 41,400) on JD.com
Battery capacity, runtime per charge, and consumer retail price at online sales launch
Claim source - First humanoid robot to achieve full EU CE certification covering hardware and software (CE-MD, CE-RED, EN 18031)
Regulatory certifications for machinery safety, radio equipment, and cybersecurity under the EU framework
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Publicly announced rounds
Series A
Bethel Automotive Safety Systems, Fuchun Dyeing & Weaving, IDG Capital, Zhiyuan Robot (AgiBot), Wuhu Science & Innovation Group, Fengming Venture Capital
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