The FF Master Mini is a compact bipedal educational humanoid developed by Faraday Future as part of its FF EAI-Robotics line (FF Master family). It stands 95 cm tall, weighs about 19.5 kg and has 22 degrees of freedom. The structure is built from aluminum alloy and high-strength engineering plastics.
Perception and control run on a Qualcomm QCS8550 (48 TOPS in the base version, scalable to 200 TOPS in higher variants) powering the company's FF EAI Brain. The robot features a head-mounted stereo depth camera, a 9-axis IMU and a ring array of three microphones with a speaker. Joints use dual encoders with closed-loop control and reach a peak torque of 60 N·m.
The Master Mini targets programming and AI education as well as robot-sports competition (including humanoid soccer). It can walk, turn and move omnidirectionally at up to 1.1 m/s, stand up, dance, and detect, chase and kick a ball. It is programmed in Python and C++ on ROS 2 (Booster SDK), with OTA updates and a mobile app. It went on sale at the '919 Event' on September 19, 2026 starting at $9,990 (Pro $12,990, Ultra $17,990) in the US and China.
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