AiMOGA Mornine

Anhui Mojia Intelligent Creation Robotics

China

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AiMOGA Mornine is the full-size bipedal humanoid from the Chinese embodied-intelligence company 墨甲, and it is sold rather than demonstrated: the price on record is 285,800 CNY, the product page carries a buy route, and the company reported more than two thousand robots shipped across sixty countries in July 2026 while showing deployments in a hundred cities. The product page puts it plainly, calling it a trustworthy human intelligence assistant with exceptional interaction, precise perception and ultra-realistic simulation. The hardware summary is 168 cm and 70 kg with 40 full-body actuator degrees of freedom and 12 degrees of freedom in each hand, a 3D LiDAR and cameras plus an RGB depth camera with panoramic and wide-angle lenses, and a six-microphone array giving 360 degree pickup, 95 per cent noise reduction and 360 degree wake-up recognition. What the company is really selling is the model behind it. MoNet is an on-device mixture-of-experts model of six billion parameters that runs at five milliseconds per token, and it is paired with a cloud plus terminal dual-engine language model supporting a custom LLM interface and a RAG knowledge base. The company splits the capability into semantic intelligence, which recognises 100 semantic types at 5 cm accuracy in 20 ms using LiDAR and camera, and spatial intelligence, which maps 100,000 square metres, navigates to plus or minus 5 cm and recognises obstacles from 30 cm up. In conversation it answers within 1.5 seconds, holds more than ten rounds without breaking, and speaks more than twenty languages on the English page, with the Chinese page stating eleven. This same robot is what the company deploys as its smart police and smart care units, which is why the separately stored Mojia Smart Care record has been folded into this one.