Honor officially launched the world's first robot phone — the Honor Robot Phone — yesterday. The device blends the agility of robotics, the intelligence of AI, and the cinematic feel of ARRI, marking a transition for AI terminals from "digital intelligence" to "embodied intelligence" and ushering in a new era in which the relationship between users and smart devices evolves from tool to partner.
At its core, the Honor Robot Phone runs on Agentic OS, featuring the first system‑level agent architecture and debuting the YOYO Pro mode. Together, these create a complete closed‑loop system encompassing perception, planning, reasoning, execution, and feedback.
In parallel, Honor has embraced an open, co‑created, and shared AI ecosystem philosophy. The company has collaborated deeply with Alibaba's Qwen large model to develop an on‑device large‑model solution tailored specifically for smartphone scenarios, providing powerful underlying computing support for the breakthrough embodied‑intelligence experience.
The Honor Robot Phone is powered by the fifth‑generation Snapdragon 8 Elite Mobile Platform, delivering ample computing performance for embodied interaction, AI processing, and professional imaging. It will be available in two configurations: 12GB+512GB priced at RMB 9,999, and 16GB+1TB priced at RMB 12,999.