The robot uses artificial intelligence, autonomous navigation, multi-sensory environmental recognition, and voice interfaces to respond in real time to changing traffic situations and interact with pedestrians and drivers.

Chery’s broader vision is to weave transportation, automation, and AI into a wide technology ecosystem that extends beyond cars to services, mobility, and smart interactions.

Leaders expect humanoid robots to become common in urban spaces in the coming years, enhancing safety, streamlining services, and taking on a range of public-facing tasks in collaboration with people.

AiMOGA’s system hinges on perception technologies, AI learning, and large language models to understand environments, hold natural conversations, and provide guidance as needed.

AiMOGA Robotics, part of the OMODA & JAECOO group, has developed a smart police robot to assist with traffic management, road safety, and public information in cities.

The police robot introduction fits AiMOGA’s broader strategy to deploy robotics across public service, transportation, retail, culture, and customer service, with robots already in dozens of countries.

Its capabilities include detecting changes in vehicle and pedestrian movement, delivering real-time voice guidance, providing information, and promoting road-safety awareness, aiming to support rather than replace human enforcement.