In this paper, we review state-of-the-art results on the collective behaviors for Lohe type first-order aggregation models. Collective behaviors of classical and quantum many-body systems have received lots of attention from diverse scientific disciplines such as applied mathematics, control theory in engineering, nonlinear dynamics of statistical physics, etc. To model such collective dynamics, several phenomenological models were proposed in literature and their emergent dynamics were extensively studied in recent years. Among them, we present two Lohe type models: the Lohe tensor(LT) model and the Schrödinger-Lohe(SL) model, and present several sufficient conditions in unified frameworks via the Lyapunov functional approach for state diameters and dynamical systems theory approach for two-point correlation functions. We also present several numerical simulation results for the SL model.