Honor Unveils Revolutionary Robot Phone at MWC 2026: A Leap Towards Augmented Human Intelligence
BARCELONA, Spain, March 1, 2026 (Xinhua) -- Chinese tech brand Honor made waves at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2026 with the unveiling of the industry's first 'Robot Phone'. This groundbreaking device marks a significant step forward in the fusion of technology and human interaction, introducing Honor's innovative concept of Augmented Human Intelligence (AHI).
At the global product launch event, Honor's CEO, Li Jian, emphasized the Robot Phone's unique features. It boasts the industry's first three-axis gimbal camera system seamlessly integrated into a smartphone, revolutionizing mobile photography. This cutting-edge technology enables the device to capture cinematic-quality images and videos, ensuring stability and precision in every shot.
The Robot Phone is designed to offer an immersive AI experience, combining two core capabilities: embodied intelligent interaction and flagship-level imaging. It supports full-angle AI video calls, allowing users to express themselves through body language and rhythmic motion. This level of interactivity sets a new standard for smartphone communication.
The AHI concept was formally introduced during the event, emphasizing the importance of a people-centric approach to artificial intelligence. Li Jian stated, 'Artificial intelligence should enhance our emotional intelligence, enabling us to adapt, evolve, and fully embrace the present in a rapidly changing world.' This philosophy underpins Honor's commitment to creating a more intuitive and human-centric technology ecosystem.
In addition to the Robot Phone, Honor also launched its flagship foldable smartphone, the Magic V6, with a remarkably slim folded thickness of 8.75 mm. The event also marked the debut of Honor's first humanoid robot, showcasing the company's dedication to pushing the boundaries of innovation.
MWC 2026, held from March 2 to 5 in Barcelona, Spain, is expected to be a hub of technological innovation, with over 100 pavilions showcasing the latest advancements from various countries and regions. Honor's presence at the event highlights its commitment to leading the way in the development of advanced AI-integrated devices.
