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Honor's humanoid robot shows off impressive dancing skills at MWC

Honor brought a humanoid robot to Barcelona.

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Of course, we don't know if the robot was acting autonomously or whether it was remotely controlled by a human. We also don't know any of its specs, or when it might turn into a real product.