Honor
Honor is a Shenzhen-based Chinese technology company focused on blending hardware, software, robotics, and AI to develop augmented human intelligence, merging digital and physical experiences. They have introduced the Honor Robot Phone, a smartphone with an integrated gimbal system and AI for tracking and cinematic imaging, and unveiled their first consumer-friendly humanoid robot for assisting, workplace inspection, and general support. Leveraging smartphone expertise, Honor aims to enable AI to perform real-world actions.
💡Notable Achievement: Honor unveiled its first humanoid robot and the Robot Phone with the industry's most compact gimbal system at Mobile World Congress 2026, partnering with ARRI to bring cinema-grade imaging to smartphones.
Honor Robots
Showing 2 Humanoid Robots of 2 total models
Honor D1 (Lightning)
By: Honor
Launched: 2026
The Honor D1, nicknamed "Lightning," is a high-performance bipedal humanoid robot optimized for dynamic locomotion and autonomous navigation. Standing 169 cm tall and weighing approximately 45 kg, this platform represents Honor's transition from smartphone manufacturing into embodied AI systems. The robot features elongated leg geometry (90-95 cm) engineered to mimic elite human running stride efficiency, enabling speeds exceeding 25 km/h. Equipped with dual LiDAR, satellite positioning, and onboard AI processing, D1 demonstrates autonomous perception and real-time environmental adaptation. The platform achieved international recognition by completing a 21.1 km half-marathon in 50:26, surpassing the human world record. Advanced thermal management via liquid cooling (4 L/min flow rate) enables sustained high-performance operation. D1 combines aerodynamic mecha design with collaborative safety features, supporting voice interaction, gesture recognition, and human-robot harmony through dance and agile movement capabilities.
Honor A1
By: Honor
Launched: 2026
The Honor Humanoid is a pioneering consumer-grade bipedal robot unveiled at MWC 2026, leveraging Honor's mobile AI expertise for embodied intelligence. Standing at human-like proportions, it features a sleek matte black body with a glass-style face panel and expressive horizontal light bar for emotional interactions. Capable of smooth handshakes, waving, and dynamic backflips, it excels in agile bipedal locomotion across varied terrains. Designed for shopping assistance, workplace inspections, and supportive companionship, the robot recognizes users via advanced vision systems, understands needs through YOYO AI, and provides personalized physical help. Its multi-DOF arms enable precise manipulation, while integrated sensors support real-time navigation and collision avoidance. Balancing human-like gestures with robust autonomy, it bridges smartphones and robotics, fostering intuitive human-robot collaboration in daily scenarios.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What robot models does Honor manufacture?
Honor manufactures 2 robot models in the Origin of Bots database, including Honor D1 (Lightning), Honor A1.
Where is Honor headquartered and when was it founded?
Honor is headquartered in China.
What industries and domains does Honor focus on?
Honor develops robotics solutions primarily targeting Consumer Electronics, AI Devices, Robotics.
What core technologies and engineering stacks power Honor's robots?
Honor's platform leverages AI, Gimbal Stabilization, Embodied AI, Humanoid Robotics to deliver high-performance autonomy and hardware reliability.
Which geographic markets does Honor serve?
Honor currently deploys and supports hardware across Consumer Devices, Smartphones, Content Creation, Home Assistance with active field presence in China, Global.
How can commercial buyers and partners contact Honor?
You can reach Honor directly via their official website at https://www.honor.com/global/events/honor-robot-phone/.
What makes Honor unique in the robotics landscape?
Honor unveiled its first humanoid robot and the Robot Phone with the industry's most compact gimbal system at Mobile World Congress 2026, partnering with ARRI to bring cinema-grade imaging to smartphones.
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