Faraday Future Completes Six-Series FF EAI Robot World With Faber and All-New Futurist

Faraday Future unveiled the second-half launch of its FF EAI Robot World at Automate Chicago, completing a six-series lineup spanning humanoids, quadrupeds and mobile manipulators with a new Faber mobile manipulator and the $89,900 All-New Futurist.

Key Takeaways

  • Faraday Future completed its FF EAI Robot World at Automate Chicago, a six-series lineup spanning humanoids (Futurist, Master, Nova), quadrupeds (Aegis, Navi) and Faber mobile manipulators.
  • The All-New Futurist humanoid costs $89,900 including a $10,000 Skills package, stands about 5'8", weighs 121 lbs, has 31 body degrees of freedom, 320 Nm peak knee torque and roughly six hours of runtime from a 1,152 Wh dual battery.
  • The Faber industrial mobile manipulator series includes Faber U (Jetson Thor, dual LiDAR), Faber T (power and data center inspection) and Faber S (widest arm span, debuting at ISTE Live 26 on June 30), lifting up to 11 lbs per arm with sub-0.5 N force precision.
  • FF said June robot shipments were expected to exceed 100 units and first-half deliveries surpassed its 220-unit target.
  • A Futurist Ultra variant later this year will add autonomous charging and NVIDIA Jetson Thor compute, and a dedicated industrial-ecosystem launch event is planned in roughly six months.

Faraday Future Completes Six-Series FF EAI Robot World With Faber and All-New Futurist

Los Angeles-based Faraday Future Intelligent Electric (NASDAQ:FFAI) used the Automate Chicago robotics and automation event to complete the rollout of what it calls FF EAI Robot World, unveiling a Faber mobile manipulator series, updated pricing and specs for its All-New Futurist humanoid, and a preview of the industrial ecosystem the automaker-turned-embodied-AI company plans to build around them.

A Six-Series Lineup Across Three Robot Classes

With the second-half launch, Faraday Future's robot portfolio now covers six series across three categories: humanoid robots including Futurist, Master and Nova; quadruped bionic robots Aegis and Navi; and mobile manipulators under the Faber sub-brand. The company said robot shipments in June were expected to exceed 100 units, with first-half deliveries surpassing its 220-unit target.

"With today's second-half launch of our full-form EAI Robot World, we are showing FF's progress across multi-form robotics, device capabilities, real-world applications and ecosystem development," said YT Jia, FF's founder and Global CEO. The company's stated strategy is to build a three-in-one ecosystem of Devices, Data and the "EAI Brain" alongside an open developer platform.

The All-New Futurist: $89,900 Full-Size Humanoid

Faraday Future disclosed detailed specs for the All-New Futurist, its full-size humanoid platform priced at $89,900 including a $10,000 premium Skills package. The robot stands roughly 5 feet 8 inches tall, weighs about 121 pounds — a 14% weight reduction over the previous generation — and features 31 body degrees of freedom (excluding hands) with a peak knee-joint torque of 320 newton-metres.

Faraday Future FF EAI Robot World lineup at Automate Chicago 2026

A 1,152 Wh dual-battery pack supports around six hours of continuous operation; an Ultra variant scheduled for later this year will add autonomous charging and NVIDIA Jetson Thor AI compute for on-board reasoning. Futurist targets reception, hosting, education, warehouse handling, flexible industrial operations and selected home-assistance scenarios.

Faber Mobile Manipulators For Industrial Duty

The FF Faber Mobile Manipulator series is Faraday Future's industrial-grade EAI mobile manipulation platform, blending autonomous mobility, dual-arm manipulation and precision operation:

Faber U is the flagship variant equipped with Jetson Thor compute, dual LiDAR and a multi-camera sensing rig. Faber T is tuned for power inspection, energy infrastructure and data centers. Faber S carries the widest arm span in the series and a full embodied-AI data collection toolchain, and is slated to debut at ISTE Live 26 on June 30. Faber can lift up to 11 pounds per arm, reach roughly 6.6 feet high and apply less than 0.5 N of force-control precision.

Building An Industrial Ecosystem

Faraday Future said its industrial ecosystem will focus on factory production support, light warehouse logistics, industrial facility inspection and security, and equipment maintenance, with a dedicated launch event planned in roughly six months. The lineup positions FF alongside Apptronik's Apollo 2 and Robot Park, UBTECH's UWORLD U1 consumer humanoid and Agility Robotics' SPAC-bound Digit in what has become the most crowded humanoid launch quarter yet.

Reporting based on coverage from Faraday Future, ACCESS Newswire, Yahoo Finance and Nerdbot.

Category: Humanoid Robots

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the Faraday Future All-New Futurist humanoid cost?

It is priced at $89,900, which includes a $10,000 premium Skills package. The robot stands about 5 feet 8 inches, weighs roughly 121 pounds and runs about six hours per charge.

What robots are in Faraday Future's FF EAI Robot World lineup?

Six series across three classes: Futurist, Master and Nova humanoids; Aegis and Navi quadruped bionic robots; and the Faber mobile manipulator series (Faber U, T and S).

What can the Faber mobile manipulators do?

Faber combines autonomous mobility with dual-arm manipulation, lifting up to 11 pounds per arm, reaching about 6.6 feet high and applying force control finer than 0.5 N. Variants target flagship industrial work (U), power and data center inspection (T) and embodied-AI data collection (S).

How many robots has Faraday Future delivered so far?

The company said June shipments were expected to exceed 100 units and that first-half deliveries surpassed its 220-unit target.