Ready to use after booting, Honor’s world’s first “shrimp farming book”

On April 13, at the Honor PC new product technical communication meeting, Honor officially released its self-developed terminal-side AI intelligent technology YOYO Claw, and announced that it will be first installed on the MagicBook series of thin and light notebooks, creating a new category of "shrimp farming notebooks" for the first time in the world.

The so-called shrimp farming book is not a simple integration, but fundamentally solves the three major problems faced by traditional AI agents: "complex deployment and start-up, high usage costs, and privacy and security risks."

Its core logic is factory-prefabricated and ready-to-use. By embedding the deeply optimized AI agent directly into the bottom layer of the system, users do not need to deploy and configure themselves. After scanning the QR code to log in, they can directly call it through daily tools such as WeChat and Feishu.

YOYO Claw comes pre-installed with 5 main agents and 23 sub-agents, covering five major scenarios: education, office, academic, content creation, and intelligent assistance.

AI can clearly inform its own skill range and has the ability to evolve independently, continuously learning the user's document style and operating habits during use.

Honor Lab verified based on the PinchBench test set that compared to the OpenClaw solution, YOYO Claw can achieve a 50% saving in comprehensive word consumption.

Its core mechanism is intelligent judgment: simple, high-frequency and local operation tasks are 100% completed on the device side, with zero word consumption; it is only called on demand when cloud computing power is needed, and the calling efficiency is maximized by optimizing context and memory matching.

At the security level, Honor has built a device-level protection system with "independent security intelligence" as the core. This security module monitors all AI operations throughout the process and can automatically intercept high-risk behaviors such as formatting hard drives and reinstalling the system. It requires users to confirm twice for sensitive operations such as logging in to pay, opening the camera, and sending files outside the workspace.

YOYO Claw also realizes multi-terminal integration and family sharing mode. Only one PC installed with various smart devices is needed at home, and all family members can call it remotely through mobile phones and tablets, and achieves one person and one smart device, and independent data isolation.

Family-related learning and health data can be accumulated for a long time to form a traceable lifelong family file; scenarios such as automatic recognition and printing of class group assignments, cross-time analysis of physical examination reports, and control of children's tablet usage time can be covered.

In terms of terminals, MagicBook Pro 14 achieved a battery life record of 16.7 hours with HONOR Turbo X technology, surpassing MacBook Pro 14 for the first time.

In addition, the new Magic Vision can release more than 2GB of additional memory space through the desktop space engine and motion effect system engine, and improve desktop operating performance by 15%.