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 research and into practical service environments. The robotics division presented Mornine, a humanoid robot, alongside Argos, a quadruped robot, with demonstrations spanning conference services, public safety, cultural interaction and visitor engagement.

Mornine played a prominent role at DeepFest, an artificial intelligence forum held as part of the event. The humanoid robot welcomed attendees in English, introduced the forum agenda and invited the moderator onto the stage. It also demonstrated multilingual interaction and agenda guidance, illustrating how embodied systems may assist with reception, event hosting and other structured professional services where communication and reliable interaction are important.

The demonstrations were notable for their emphasis on real-world use rather than concept presentation alone. Mornine interacted with visitors and performed traditional Chinese calligraphy, combining physical movement, visual engagement and conversational capability in a public exhibition setting. These activities showed how a humanoid platform can be used to create more natural interactions in commercial spaces, cultural environments and public-facing events.

Argos provided a contrasting demonstration of mobility. The quadruped robot carried out visitor guidance and interaction tasks throughout the exhibition, with its agile movement and stable operation attracting attention from attendees. A separate intelligent traffic-police robot highlighted possible applications in public safety and intelligent inspection, prompting interest from professionals involved in urban governance and public services.

LEAP East served as an international meeting point for technology companies, investors, government representatives, academic institutions and industry organisations. The event brought together more than 340 speakers, 450 technology companies, over 400 investment institutions and more than 35,000 professional visitors. Its Hong Kong debut gave robotics companies an opportunity to demonstrate technology directly to organisations considering practical deployment.

AiMOGA also used the event to develop relationships with universities, research institutions, industry partners, investors and distributors from Hong Kong, Southeast Asia, the Middle East and other regions. Discussions covered embodied intelligence, scenario-based applications, industrial collaboration and market expansion. The company additionally participated in a forum examining how real-world applications can help move humanoid robots towards broader commercialisation.

The overall message from the exhibition was that progress in embodied intelligence depends on the environments in which robots operate. Conference hosting, reception, cultural performance, visitor guidance, public safety and inspection each place different demands on mobility, interaction and reliability. By presenting its robots in these varied settings, AiMOGA demonstrated an approach centred on validating technology through practical scenarios and refining capability through deployment.

According to the article, AiMOGA products have been deployed in more than 50 countries and regions across automotive retail, public services, commercial spaces and international events. The company says it will continue pursuing scenario-driven development and international partnerships as it works towards wider adoption of embodied intelligence.