KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, Sept. 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- AiMOGA Robotics, the intelligent robotics brand in the Chery ecosystem, is showing its latest robots at IFA 2026 in Berlin from September 4 to 8. The Intelligent Security Robot and Robotic Nurse are appearing overseas for the first time, joined by the humanoid robot Mornine and the quadruped Argos X2. For Malaysians, it previews technologies that could soon serve local smart city projects and hospitals.

The timing matters for Malaysia. Chery Corporate Malaysia is building a multi-brand line-up covering the Chery master brand, OMODA & JAECOO, the all-electric iCAUR and the premium marque Lepas. AiMOGA's robots take that ecosystem beyond cars, positioning the group as a broader technology provider for Malaysian consumers and businesses.

Both debut robots come with working track records. The Intelligent Security Robot is deployed in more than 30 cities across China, handling safety patrols and visitor guidance. That experience maps neatly onto Malaysia's shopping malls, airports and industrial parks, where demand for smarter security keeps growing.

The Robotic Nurse targets healthcare: guiding and consulting patients, answering questions and assisting with in-hospital services. Malaysian hospitals, short on staff and keen to improve the patient experience, are exactly the kind of setting AiMOGA has in mind. It has already drawn interest from potential European partners.

The two products share one design philosophy. AiMOGA does not build a robot around a demo and then hunt for a use case. It starts with a task that already exists, puts the machine to work, and lets daily operation drive the next round of development.

Beyond the professional machines, Mornine is appearing in IFA's official "Robots on the Runway" program, introducing itself to the crowd in its own voice, while Argos X2 holds its own on the exhibition floor. Together, the four products cover hospitals, public spaces and human-robot interaction.

AiMOGA has delivered more than 3,000 robots, reaching over 60 countries and regions and upwards of 100 application scenarios. Its machines have moved from Chinese city streets to Southeast Asia and the Middle East, and now to one of Europe's biggest consumer technology stages.

Malaysians will not have to wait long for a closer look. AiMOGA plans to bring its robots to upcoming local exhibition events, where the public can meet the machines in person.