On the evening of March 10, HONOR hosted a grand new product launch event, where it not only introduced exciting new products like the Magic V6 but also announced the groundbreaking 'OpenClaw Universe'. This innovative feature enables users to engage in 'shrimp farming'—a metaphorical term likely referring to a specific gaming or interactive experience—on both PCs and tablets, with plans to extend compatibility to other devices within the HONOR ecosystem in the future. 'Shrimp farmers' will be able to interact with their virtual 'crayfish' through the YOYO assistant on their smartphones, with related functionalities scheduled for a phased beta release in the coming days.

Previously, HONOR had already showcased a tablet supporting this feature at an international event in Barcelona, and now, the related products are officially making their debut in the domestic market. It's worth noting that OpenClaw is an open-source, locally deployed AI agent framework. While it boasts impressive execution capabilities, the National Internet Emergency Center has issued a cautionary note, highlighting that its security configurations currently exhibit certain vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities could potentially be exploited by attackers to gain unauthorized, full system control, underscoring the importance of ongoing security updates and user vigilance.