Honor has detailed the camera setup for its upcoming Robot Phone. The device will include three rear cameras: a 200MP main sensor with a 1/1.28-inch size and f/1.6 aperture, a 50MP ultrawide camera, and a 200MP periscope telephoto camera. The main sensor is integrated into a gimbal/robot arm, while the other two are fixed in the phone's body. The phone also uses a custom imaging chip, the Honor Yuguang H1.
Through a strategic technology cooperation with ARRI, Honor is incorporating professional cinema workflow elements into the Robot Phone's imaging capabilities. This includes ARRI LogC3, ARRI Wide Gamut 3, and ARRI Looks. These technologies are designed to preserve brightness and color information for post-production, provide a broader color space, and allow for controlled cinematic styles, offering greater flexibility in creative workflows.
The Honor Robot Phone is scheduled to debut on August 12. This launch date coincides with Google's Pixel 11 series launch. Honor has indicated that the Robot Phone is not planned for a global release at this time.
Honor recently refreshed its logo, stating it has "entered the next phase as an AI terminal ecosystem company." This rebranding aligns with the company's focus on AI-driven devices and ecosystems.
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Honor has confirmed the camera specifications and August 12 launch date for its upcoming Robot Phone. The device will feature a triple-camera system with a 200MP main sensor and integrate ARRI professional cinema workflow elements, including ARRI LogC3 and ARRI Wide Gamut 3.