The world's first robot phone has been launched, with pre-orders exceeding 400,000 units! Robots are a huge hit.

While most mobile phone manufacturers are still focused on chips, imaging, and AI assistants, HONOR's Robot Phone, released last night, has taken a completely different path.

The starting price of 9999 yuan immediately went viral in the digital industry upon its official announcement, with pre-orders quickly exceeding 400,000 units, demonstrating the market's immense enthusiasm for this new form factor.

Its most notable feature is the inclusion of a four-degree-of-freedom titanium alloy micro-mechanical gimbal within a body less than 10 millimeters thick.

It supports multi-dimensional rotation, AI tracking, automatic composition, voice control, and can even interact with users through gestures. Honor officially defines it as "A New Species of Smartphone."

The camera is no longer a passive lens waiting for user input; it can actively seek out subjects, automatically adjust its angle, and follow the subject's movement. In other words, for the first time, the phone possesses the ability to "perform actions."

This may become a crucial direction for the future evolution of smart terminals.

For the past two decades, the mobile phone industry has been striving to cram more features into phones.

In the next decade, the mobile phone industry may begin to consider how to make phones move on their own.

In fact, the timing of the Robot Phone's emergence is also quite intriguing.

2026 is being hailed by many organizations as the "Year Zero of Embodied Intelligence."

Unitree Bros. is pursuing an IPO, humanoid robot funding continues to break records, and major model manufacturers are launching dedicated robot models. Capital, technology, and industry resources are rapidly converging on the robotics sector.

As robotics becomes one of the most important industrial directions for the next decade, the word "Robot" itself is rapidly gaining popularity.

This is why more and more technology companies are vying for brand assets related to Robot.

Imagine if a robotics company, a robotics operating system platform, a robotics cloud service provider, a robotics development community, or even a robotics agent ecosystem platform were to emerge in the future, what brand name would they most want?

The answer is likely very simple: Robot.

And the corresponding Robot.ai is both a direct expression of "Robot + Artificial Intelligence (AI)" and almost encompasses the most core brand keywords of the future robotics industry.

As more and more companies begin to invest in the robotics industry, the scarcity and brand value of core digital assets like Robot.ai will become increasingly prominent.

In a sense, the biggest inspiration from the Robot Phone may not be a new phone itself.

It's about making more people realize that future AI won't just exist in chat boxes.

It will appear in robots, in cars, in drones, and even in every terminal device capable of sensing and movement.

As AI begins to have bodies, the value of the word "robot" is being redefined.

And Robot.ai stands precisely at the heart of this transformation.

Currently, Robot.ai is offering partnerships through the global premium domain name trading platform DN.com.