Faraday Future launches nine robots across education, security and research applications

Faraday Future announced nine new robot configurations across five models at FF EAI Robot World 2.0, positioning itself as a robotics ecosystem company rather than a single-form robotics manufacturer.

The lineup includes the FF All-New Futurist as a flagship humanoid robot with 51 active degrees of freedom, expandable to 71 with an advanced dexterous-hand upgrade. The Standard version costs $89,900 including a $10,000 Skills Package, while the Ultra version powered by Nvidia Jetson Thor costs $129,900 including a $15,000 Skills Package. The Futurist delivers up to 700 TOPS of computing power in its Ultra configuration and supports approximately eight hours of operation under standard conditions with autonomous charging.

The FF Master Mini series targets education and robotics competition, standing approximately 95 centimeters tall and weighing 19.5 kilograms. Three configurations offer 48, 117 and 200 TOPS of computing power respectively, priced from $9,990 to $17,990 with included Skills Packages.

Industrial-grade wheel-legged robots round out the portfolio. The FX Aegis Hyper is designed for extreme environments and heavy-duty tasks, priced at $137,900 including an $8,000 Skills Package. The FX Aegis Mega series with two configurations supports up to 50 kilograms of payload and starts at $74,990. The FX Aegis Ultra-W, a lightweight 22-kilogram robot for security and companionship applications, is priced at $12,990.

Faraday Future CEO YT Jia stated the company is "not building a single robot form that attempts to do everything, we are building a robotics ecosystem in which a generalized and adaptable EAI Brain supports multiple robot forms." The approach aligns with Stanford professor Fei-Fei Li's view that multiple robot forms will coexist within a single ecosystem. Data generated across different robot forms feeds the EAI Data Factory to support brain training, skills development and device iteration.

Four Industry Productivity Solutions address K-12 education, university research, security and inspection applications. The K-12 Education Solution centers on Master Mini and includes grade-specific curricula in Blockly, Python and ROS, along with classroom management and competition systems. The Research Solution for universities spans multiple robot forms led by the All-New Futurist, providing unified SDK, ROS interfaces, simulation tools and digital twins for embodied AI development.

The expanded product portfolio now includes 24 products across three robot forms, five product series and 11 models, according to Faraday Future. The company claims this represents the broadest range of robot forms, size coverage and model count among U.S. robotics companies.