Welcome, Mornine!
Mornine is a full size bipedal humanoid developed by AiMOGA, the robotics subsidiary of Chery Group, for commercial environments such as car dealerships, reception areas and retail spaces. It stands 167 cm tall, weighs 70 kg and uses an aluminum alloy structure with electric joint actuators. Its listed maximum speed is 3.6 km/h, with a runtime of two hours per charge and a specified strength capacity of 3 kg. The robot has 40 degrees of freedom and five fingers on each hand, providing an articulated physical platform for its supported capabilities of obstacle avoidance and sorting goods. Two depth cameras and one wide angle camera form its listed camera configuration. Mornine receives an overall Humanoid Guide Skill Score of 2 out of 10, placing its assessed physical capabilities in the early stage category. Navigation and Manipulation each receive a rating of 1 out of 5. These ratings distinguish its current level of demonstrated capability from the broader ambitions associated with a full size humanoid platform.
Obstacle avoidance and sorting goods define Mornine’s supported physical capability set. Obstacle avoidance is relevant to movement through commercial spaces where furniture, merchandise and people share the same floor area. Its walking speed and two hour runtime are practical considerations when planning operating periods and the distances involved in a deployment. Sorting goods provides a concrete manipulation use case, while the specified 3 kg strength capacity helps frame expectations around handling loads. Its articulated hands are part of that manipulation platform, but the Manipulation rating remains in the lowest positive tier. Taken together, the two supported capabilities point toward bounded commercial tasks rather than broad physical autonomy, with deployment requirements needing to match the robot’s early stage performance.
Mornine is listed as in production in China, with a price of approximately US$41,400. AiMOGA opened sales through its JD.com store in April 2026, with deliveries scheduled from late May. This online sales channel makes commercial availability a notable part of the product’s positioning, alongside its connection to Chery’s automotive group. The robot is also listed with full EU CE certification verified by TÜV Rheinland, including machinery and radio equipment requirements. Certification and availability are important procurement considerations, but they should remain distinct from physical performance ratings. Mornine’s broader significance lies in bringing a full size humanoid into a conventional purchasing channel while its assessed navigation and manipulation capabilities remain at an early stage.
