Omoda & Jaecoo and AiMOGA Robotics advance in industrial artificial intelligence with a strategic debut in Thailand and a focus on advanced automation.

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 30/03/2026 at 11:25

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Omoda & Jaecoo and AiMOGA Robotics debut in Thailand with humanoid robots and industrial AI at event with 310 global companies

OMODA & JAECOO, in partnership with AiMOGA Robotics, was present at Automation Thailand 2026, the leading industrial automation event in Southeast Asia, held at the Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre (BITEC). The fair, which brought together around 310 global companies and approximately 10,000 industry professionals, was the stage for the brand’s robotic technology debut in the region.

During the event, the AiMOGA robot — jointly developed by the two companies — showcased a complete portfolio of solutions, including humanoid robots, quadruped robots, and advanced technological modules, positioning itself as one of the highlights in the field of embodied artificial intelligence (AI).

Humanoid robots and artificial intelligence from AiMOGA Robotics gain highlights at Automation Thailand 2026

The AiMOGA Robotics booth attracted significant attention by demonstrating practical applications of collaboration between humans and machines. Among the highlights, the humanoid robot Mornine acted as a smart host, interacting with visitors and industry executives with a high level of precision and fluency.

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Strategy of Omoda & Jaecoo transforms automotive technology into global smart robotics

The creation of AiMOGA Robotics arises from practical challenges faced by OMODA & JAECOO in their global operations, such as the need for standardized service and the shortage of specialized labor.

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With a presence in 64 markets, the company has developed a solid technological base in intelligent systems, initially applied in vehicles, such as digital cockpits and advanced driver assistance systems, and now adapted for humanoid robotics.

The goal is to position the robots as reliable intelligent assistants, capable of operating in complex environments and in various applications, such as public service, sales support, digital interactions, and urban services.

Global expansion of AiMOGA Robotics: humanoid robots are already operating in more than 30 countries

So far, AiMOGA Robotics has completed its first round of investments and achieved significant milestones:

• Deployment of 300 humanoid robots and 1,000 quadruped robots
• Presence in more than 30 countries and regions
• Application in over 100 real scenarios, including dealerships, museums, and public spaces
• First humanoid robotics company to obtain dual certification in the European Union, covering hardware and software

Omoda & Jaecoo and AiMOGA Robotics advance in industrial artificial intelligence with a strategic debut in Thailand and a focus on advanced automation.

Omoda & Jaecoo and AiMOGA Robotics debut in Thailand with humanoid robots and industrial AI at event with 310 global companies

Humanoid robots and artificial intelligence from AiMOGA Robotics gain highlights at Automation Thailand 2026

Strategy of Omoda & Jaecoo transforms automotive technology into global smart robotics

Global expansion of AiMOGA Robotics: humanoid robots are already operating in more than 30 countries

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Omoda & Jaecoo and AiMOGA Robotics advance in industrial artificial intelligence with a strategic debut in Thailand and a focus on advanced automation.

Omoda & Jaecoo and AiMOGA Robotics debut in Thailand with humanoid robots and industrial AI at event with 310 global companies

Humanoid robots and artificial intelligence from AiMOGA Robotics gain highlights at Automation Thailand 2026

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