Honor Robot Phone’s core specifications revealed: 6.3-inch screen + Snapdragon 8E5

Honor Robot Phone will be officially released in August. It is the world’s first robot phone and has attracted much attention since its announcement.

Today, the blogger Digital Chat Station revealed the core specifications of the new Robot Phone. The front of the phone will feature a 6.3-6.4 inch 1.5K four-sided flat screen, and the core processor will be the Snapdragon 8E5, putting it on par with mainstream flagship phones.

The biggest highlight is its imaging capabilities, featuring a 200-megapixel 4D gimbal main camera (F1.6/23mm) + a 50-megapixel ultra-wide-angle lens + a 200-megapixel periscope telephoto lens, all enhanced by ARRI imaging technology.

The main camera is the biggest highlight. The Robot Phone is equipped with a hidden robotic arm gimbal main camera, which can be stored inside the body when not in use and unfolded with one click when in use, making the phone “move”. It can also achieve fully automatic composition, target tracking and ultimate image stabilization.

It can achieve 360° rotation tracking and fully automatic composition, and its image stabilization performance reaches CIPA 5.5 level, which greatly improves the stability of the image in running scenes.

Honor’s chief imaging engineer, Luo Wei, once said that the initial design goal of Robot Phone was very simple—to bring image stabilization and video capabilities to the industry’s top level. However, many emotional value features were later added, and in terms of basic functions, it will definitely provide users with an experience that surpasses DJI.

The official description also states that it possesses a powerful AI brain, enabling it to perceive everything anytime, anywhere; it has the superior mobility of a robot, allowing it to share every moment of your life; and it can even become your personal camera, keenly capturing every precious and loving moment.

In addition, Robot Phone’s on-device big model YOYO has emotional perception capabilities, can proactively care for and recommend content, and coordinate all ecosystem devices, becoming a personal butler and creative partner for users.

That’s why the Robot Phone is known as the world’s first robot phone.