Honor made its debut at the VivaTech conference in Paris this week, where they showcased their approach to artificial intelligence on devices. One of the highlights was the AI Motion Sensing Capture feature for fast action recording on previous devices. The company also announced that the upcoming Honor 200 series will enhance mobile photography with a new AI portraiture experience.
Honor collaborated with the French studio Harcourt to improve portrait photo quality using AI technologies to replicate iconic studio light and shadow effects. During the keynote speech, HONOR introduced a four-layer artificial intelligence architecture that integrates AI into MagicOS. This architecture includes layers for AI on different devices and operating systems, personalized operating systems, application-level AI, and cloud-AI services.
As part of their four-layer architecture, Honor is set to integrate cutting-edge Gen-AI experiences powered by Google Cloud into their upcoming smartphones. This promises users a new level of intelligence and innovation with enhanced privacy protection. Overall, Honor’s focus on artificial intelligence and innovative features aims to provide users with seamless and intelligent experiences on their devices.
