"Honor has now revealed that the main camera will have a 200-megapixel sensor, and is built into what it says is the smallest 4DoF gimbal system in the industry, though those are all the official specs we have so far. It includes various AI camera tracking modes, along with more robotic features like the ability to nod or shake its head in conversation, and "dance" to music."
"I fought through a throng of journalists to see a working unit in the demo area, which I saw unfold from the device, hold an AI-enabled conversation, and fold back in. So I can confirm it moves, but I didn't get to see the rest of its capabilities - still, that's more than I saw at CES."
"Honor showed the Robot Phone off on stage together with a diminutive humanoid robot. It gave no details at all about that device, though has previously claimed it does have plans for a commercial launch. The robot danced and backflipped across the stage - though whether or not it was under teleoperation, Honor wouldn't say."
Honor unveiled its Robot Phone at MWC 2026, featuring a smartphone with a motorized gimbal-stabilized camera arm on the back. The device includes a 200-megapixel main camera integrated into what Honor claims is the industry's smallest 4-degree-of-freedom gimbal system. The phone offers AI-powered camera tracking modes and robotic features including head nodding and shaking capabilities for conversations, plus dancing functionality. Honor plans to release the device in the second half of 2026, initially in China only. The company also showcased a small humanoid robot that performed on stage, though technical details remain undisclosed. A working Robot Phone unit was demonstrated folding and unfolding with AI conversation capabilities.
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