Apple Rival Honor Reveals Humanoid Robot for Consumers at MWC 2026
The Chinese Apple rival Honor just unveiled the world’s first robotic smartphone alongside its humanoid robot for the consumer market at MWC 2026.
Apple is accelerating its robotics and automation strategy, moving its secretive home-robotics team into hardware, developing expressive tabletop assistants, training humanoid bots using Vision Pro, and planning robot arms for future iPhone manufacturing
The Chinese Apple rival Honor just unveiled the world’s first robotic smartphone alongside its humanoid robot for the consumer market at MWC 2026.
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The way Porsche unveils its new sports cars is next level.
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Is Apple about to join the growing humanoid robot market with its own advanced creations?