Omoda Jaecoo’s robotic division, AiMOGA Debuts latest tech at LEAP East Hong Kong

AiMOGA Robotics used LEAP East Hong Kong to demonstrate how embodied artificial intelligence is moving beyond laboratory development and into practical public-facing environments. The robotic division presented its humanoid robot Mornine and quadruped robot Argos, with demonstrations spanning conference services, cultural interaction, visitor guidance and public safety.

Mornine featured prominently during DeepFest, an AI forum focused on the progression from technological innovation to real-world industrial deployment. During the opening session, the humanoid robot welcomed attendees in English, introduced the agenda and invited the moderator to the stage. Its ability to support multilingual interaction and provide agenda guidance illustrated how embodied systems could contribute to reception, hosting and other structured service situations.

The exhibition demonstrations were designed to show practical interaction rather than simply present conceptual technology. Mornine engaged with visitors while performing traditional Chinese calligraphy, creating a cultural demonstration that combined physical movement, communication and audience participation. The response from international attendees reflected the interest generated when robotic systems operate in recognisable public settings rather than remaining confined to controlled research environments.

Argos provided a contrasting demonstration of mobile robotic capability. The quadruped robot undertook guidance and visitor interaction duties around the exhibition, with the presentation highlighting its mobility and stability. A separate intelligent traffic police robot was used to demonstrate potential applications in public safety and intelligent inspection, areas that attracted attention from professionals involved in urban governance and public services.

LEAP East marked the Asian debut of LEAP, an event jointly organised by Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology and the Innovation, Technology and Industry Bureau of the Hong Kong SAR Government. The event brought together technology companies, investment institutions, speakers and professional visitors, creating a setting for AiMOGA to present its work to a broad international audience.

The Hong Kong appearance also formed part of AiMOGA’s broader international partnership activity. The company held discussions with universities, research institutions, industry organisations, investors, companies and distributors from Hong Kong, Southeast Asia and the Middle East. Those conversations focused on embodied-intelligence development, scenario-based applications, industrial cooperation and potential market expansion.

AiMOGA also contributed to a forum examining how real-world applications can support the commercialisation of humanoid robots. The company shared its global deployment experience and discussed the practical requirements involved in moving from technology validation to repeatable use across commercial and public-service settings.

Overall, the LEAP East presentation positioned embodied intelligence as a developing field shaped by practical deployment. By combining humanoid interaction, quadruped mobility, cultural engagement, conference support and public-safety demonstrations, AiMOGA showed how different robotic platforms can be adapted to distinct environments while continuing to refine their capabilities through real-world use.