The HONOR Robot Phone became an unexpected star after Spain’s 1-0 victory over Argentina in the 2026 World Cup final, as defender Eric García used the device to document the on-field celebrations at MetLife Stadium. The phone’s robotic gimbal camera autonomously tracked players, capturing viral moments like the cutting of the net Source: infobae.
The Robot Phone, first shown at MWC 2026, integrates a 4DoF gimbal, 200MP camera, and AI-powered tracking. Its ultracompact micromotor enables smooth stabilization and autonomous rotation, allowing subjects to stay in frame without manual operation Source: elespanol. The phone can nod or move to music, adding an expressive layer to interaction.
Honor plans a commercial launch in China in August 2026, with pre-orders already open. The device runs on Agentic OS and includes a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor, ARRI Log-C recording, and 120W fast charging Source: elespanol. However, durability concerns (dust, drops) and a yet-unannounced price remain potential hurdles.
“Documentó uno de los gestos más reconocibles de los festejos: el corte de la red de la portería como recuerdo de la consagración.”
“Su correcto funcionamiento en un entorno tan impredecible y caótico como una celebración mundialista evidencia una evolución notable frente a las típicas pruebas controladas.”
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