One picture to understand the Honor Robot Phone: the first robot phone starting from 9999 yuan

Kuai Technology reported on August 12 that tonight, the industry’s first robot phone Honor Robot Phone was officially released, with a starting price of 9,999 yuan. This machine is the first to use a titanium alloy smart gimbal, bringing robot-level mechanical freedom to mobile phones for the first time, making mobile phones no longer a passive screen, but a partner that can interact with people and the environment. Faced with the precious internal space of flagship mobile phones, Honor's reconstructed titanium alloy gimbal structure not only advances the processing accuracy to ±0.005mm, the highest in the industry, but also significantly reduces the overall size by 65%. The titanium alloy gimbal motor weighs only 2.6g, the lightest in the industry, and is 34% smaller than the dexterous hand joint motor in the field of embodied intelligence. The maximum control speed of the three axes can reach 360°/s, which is the fastest in the industry. It can respond sensitively to high-dynamic scenes such as rapid steering, follow-up shooting and emergency stops. In order to make the gimbal not only rotate fast, but also flip stably and stop, Honor further developed its own shield steel flip motor. With a torque density of 120N·m/L, it is the strongest in the industry and provides strong power for the gimbal to quickly unfold, retract smoothly, and hover stably. The entire gimbal mechanical system integrates more than 100 precision parts, applies more than 60 precision processes, and has accumulated more than 100 self-developed patents. It strikes a balance between lightweight, miniaturization, high torque and high-speed response, creating a new benchmark for the most precise mechanical structure in the mobile phone industry. At the system level, Honor Robot Phone uses Agentic OS as the core, adopts the first system-level Agent architecture, and launches YOYO Pro mode to build a complete closed loop of perception, planning, reasoning, execution, and feedback. At the same time, based on the AI ​​ecological concept of "openness, co-creation, and sharing", Honor has teamed up with Alibaba's "Qianwen Big Model" to create an in-depth terminal large-scale model solution optimized for mobile phone scenarios, providing surging underlying computing power support for disruptive embodied intelligence experiences. The new YOYO automatic execution has strong long-term instruction compliance and cross-application generalization capabilities. Users only need to ask them in one sentence, and YOYO can complete complex tasks in the background, achieving "ultra-long tasks can be completed in one sentence, and linkage across ecosystems can be completed in one sentence." In terms of image experience, in order to