03 August 2026 | News
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AiMOGA Robotics held its global delivery ceremony in Wuhu, Anhui Province, under the slogan "More than 2,000 robots overseas. More than 60 nations on board." During the event, the company announced that its cumulative global delivery volume had surpassed 2,000 units, and that its products and services now reach more than 60 countries and regions. The ceremony also included a symbolic lighting ceremony to commemorate this milestone and the departure of a new international shipment. This achievement marks a new stage in AiMOGA's global development and reflects how Chinese robotics companies are leveraging real-world business scenarios to evolve from simply exporting products to systematic and large-scale global expansion.
Robots wave flags around the world by exceeding 2,000 units in global deliveries
At 8:30 a.m., AiMOGA's robots gathered at the Chery International complex, waving flags representing more than 60 countries and regions as the transport fleet prepared to depart. After the global delivery milestone was officially illuminated and the order to leave was given, the trucks loaded with AiMOGA products departed the complex for the port of Wuhu. At that moment, AiMOGA's cumulative global delivery volume officially surpassed 2,000 units, solidifying the expansion of its products and services to more than 60 countries and regions. These figures marked another significant milestone in the globalization of the Chinese robotics industry.
Representatives from the Wuhu Economic and Technological Development Zone, the Chery Group, international partners, and media attended the ceremony. In just over two years, AiMOGA went from exporting its first robot to achieving more than 2,000 overseas deliveries, thus completing the transition from product validation to large-scale commercial deployment. The company has become one of the first Chinese robotics companies to achieve high-volume international deliveries.
For the robotics industry, the 2,000-unit milestone represents much more than just a shipment figure. It indicates that Chinese robots are beginning to establish sustained operational capabilities in real-world commercial environments around the world, taking commercialization to a new level.
From Malaysia to global expansion through real-world applications
In 2025, AiMOGA entered the Malaysian automotive retail and service sector, taking its first major step into international markets. From initial prototype demonstrations to first unit deliveries, and from exporting products to developing operations tailored to the local market, the company gradually evolved from entering foreign markets to establishing a long-term local presence.
Starting in Malaysia, AiMOGA continued its expansion across Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Europe, Africa, and Latin America. Its global development has accelerated even further this year. In March, AiMOGA participated in Automation Thailand 2026, showcasing robotic applications for industrial manufacturing and smart services. In July, it officially launched Vietnam's first AI Robot Experience Center, boosting the commercial deployment of robots in the automotive sector and bringing new intelligent interaction experiences to local consumers.
Currently, AiMOGA robots are widely used in automotive retail services, wayfinding in public spaces, intelligent police surveillance, medical assistance, and corporate reception. The company has also obtained international certifications, such as the EU CE marking and the US FCC certification, further supporting its expansion in the global market. From a single country to over 60, and from one-off product demonstrations to long-term, stable operations, AiMOGA is charting a distinctive global development path for Chinese robotics.
Leveraging industrial strengths to build a new model of globalization
The robotics competition is rapidly shifting from individual products to comprehensive industrial systems. "The global expansion of robotics depends not only on product capabilities but also on end-to-end strengths in R&D, manufacturing, supply chains, channels, delivery, services, and localized operations," said Zhang Guibing, president of Chery International and AiMOGA Robotics. "Only by genuinely integrating into local markets can companies achieve sustainable development."
As a key part of Chery's smart technology strategy, AiMOGA builds on Chery's nearly three decades of global industrial experience. It shares Chery's worldwide research and development, manufacturing, supply chain, logistics, channels, and services systems, creating complementary strengths between the automotive and robotics industries and supporting the global rollout of robots.
AiMOGA has also continued to advance its commercial deployment within China. During the first half of this year, 110 AiMOGA intelligent traffic police robots were deployed in multiple cities, providing regular services in traffic management, public order guidance, and security communication. Applications in medical guidance, smart exhibition venues, and public services have also continued to expand, further validating the robots' operational capabilities in real-world environments.
From exporting products to expanding capabilities: Chinese robotics integrates into global markets
As artificial intelligence and embodied intelligence advance, the robotics industry is entering a pivotal stage for large-scale application. Global markets not only offer new growth opportunities but also provide a crucial testing ground for evaluating product competitiveness and commercial viability.
From exceeding 2,000 units delivered to over 60 countries and regions, and evolving from sustained growth in automotive retail services to expansion into areas such as intelligent policing, medical guidance, and public services, AiMOGA continues to validate its product capabilities in real-world environments and test its technological performance in international markets. The company is progressing with a development strategy based on use-scenario-oriented innovation, system-level support, and ecosystem collaboration.
From the globalization of the automotive industry to that of robotics, China's smart manufacturing is constantly expanding its global presence. As more Chinese robots are integrated into real-world operating environments abroad, the country's robotics industry is accelerating its transition from technological innovation to generating industrial value, and from simply exporting products to the global deployment of comprehensive capabilities, thereby contributing greater Chinese expertise and solutions to the development of the global smart technology industry.
