In addition to EU certification, this robot has also obtained US FCC certification. All testing was carried out by TÜV Rheinland, a globally independent testing and certification body. The three core certifications focus on different aspects: the CE-MD Machinery Directive focuses on mechanical, electrical, and functional safety, evaluating the mechanical structure, systems, and hardware-software integration to ensure safe robot operation; the EN 18031 standard covers cybersecurity and data protection, with the product complying with EN 18031-1:2024 cybersecurity requirements and EN 18031-2:2024 data protection requirements; the CE-RED Radio Equipment Directive tests electromagnetic compatibility and communication signal stability to ensure the robot operates stably in commercial scenarios. The US FCC certification regulates radio frequency parameters and electromagnetic interference for wireless communication devices.
The President of Chery International and President of AiMOGA Robotics stated that the aforementioned certifications are not merely administrative entry requirements, but a crucial step before robot technology can be deployed in real-world scenarios. Safety, system reliability, and data protection are the core considerations in AiMOGA's development of humanoid robots for multiple scenarios. Currently, AiMOGA's robot solutions have been implemented in more than 100 real-world application scenarios. The Mornine humanoid robot has been deployed at automobile dealerships in Indonesia, Malaysia, and South Africa, capable of performing tasks such as reception, guided tours, customer consultation, and human-machine interaction. Globally, AiMOGA's business covers more than 60 countries and regions.
In terms of Southeast Asian market expansion, the company is focusing on Indonesia and Malaysia, participating in automation exhibitions in Thailand, and establishing an AI robot experience center in Vietnam. Mornine also appeared at the 2026 Beijing World Robot Conference, demonstrating real-time applications in public spaces and automotive showrooms. AiMOGA is highly optimistic about the potential of the Indonesian market. The application scenarios for this humanoid robot are not limited to the automotive industry; in the future, it is expected to expand into retail, healthcare, public services, and other operational scenarios that require extensive human-machine interaction. Leveraging multiple international authoritative certifications and multi-country implementation experience, AiMOGA continues to iterate its commercial humanoid robot products, consolidating its competitiveness in the global robot market.
