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In what was certainly the most exciting moment Mobile World Congress So far, Honor’s new humanoid robot hit the stage on Sunday with a choreographed dance number Believer from Imagine Dragons.
This is the first time that a phone maker has revealed a human-like robot, which sets Honor apart from others Android competitors In a big way.
Along with four support dancers, the robot showed off its dance moves, which included an impressive moonwalk, before it was joined on stage by Honor CEO James Lee, who shook its hand and then encouraged it to do a backflip. He didn’t quite hold the landing, but he saved himself from falling with his outstretched hand.
Honor announced its move into the robotics field in October last year when She said she was making an automatic phone. At CES in January We got our first glimpse For the non-working version of the phone. This week in MWC In Barcelona, Honor is showing off a hands-on demo of the robotic phone, complete with a responsive and aware camera arm.
Just before the show, Honor said that it would not only bring the Robot Phone to Barcelona; Real humanoid robot. It’s a bold move for a company that has until now been known only for making phones, tablets and laptops. But it also sees the company joining A The broader trend we saw at CES In January – specifically, the launch of a humanoid robot designed to live and work alongside us in the very near, if not immediate, future.
Unlike many robotics companies that make industrial robots first, with plans to expand into consumer robots later, Honor has been designing its robot for consumers from the beginning. The company says its robots will be designed for three basic scenarios: shopping assistance, workplace inspections, and supportive companionship.
Last year in Barcelona, Honor announced a Investing $10 billion In AI – but at the time, it was only hinted that this would include physical AI. It turns out its AI ambitions extend beyond software to robotics, and it looks like the company may be just getting started.
“I believe that artificial intelligence should spread…and enter our physical world,” Lee said on stage at the award ceremony. “That’s why we created Honor Robots. If the smartphone is an extension of our minds, then the robot will be an extension of our hands. It connects us to a whole new world of services.”
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