From App Container to Agent Scheduling Center: Architecture Evolution and Technical Practice of Honor's YOYO Agent Platform at AICon Shenzhen
At the AICon conference in Shenzhen, Honor's AI platform architect Nie Penghe will present a session on the architecture evolution of the YOYO agent platform. The talk will cover the 'device-brain-service' agent architecture, cross-device data collaboration, global context construction, and key engineering practices including multimodal perception and privacy security.
The AICon 2026 Artificial Intelligence Development and Application Conference in Shenzhen, scheduled for August 21-22, focuses on AI infrastructure, large model systems, agent engineering, data intelligence, multimodal technology, and industry applications. Honor AI platform architect Nie Penghe will deliver a keynote at the 'Harness Engineering: Agent Engineering Beyond Models' track, detailing the evolution of the YOYO assistant from an app container to an agent scheduling center. The presentation will introduce Honor's 'device-brain-service' agent architecture, addressing cross-device data collaboration, global context construction, and closed-loop task execution. Key capabilities include multimodal perception, personalized inference, proactive service, privacy security (data stays on device), and autonomous driving-like intent execution. Engineering challenges include Node discovery, cross-device context consistency, and task replanning. The session will also discuss Honor's strategy of combining self-developed technologies with industry collaboration to build an open agent ecosystem, allowing third-party developers to access the YOYO platform. The conference will feature over 50 technical leaders from companies like Tencent, Alibaba, Huawei, Baidu, and Ant Group, with 10 thematic forums covering topics such as AI infrastructure, agent safety, and AI agent business scenarios.
Source: InfoQ 中国 —
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