FF Futurist Full-Size Humanoid Robot
In stock
- BRAND:
- FARADAY FUTURE
- MODEL:
- FUTURIST
- ORIGIN:
- United States
- AVAILABILITY:
- PRE-ORDER
- SKU:
- FF-Futurist
FF Futurist Full-Size Humanoid Robot
Almost everything around us was drawn to human proportions: the height of a workbench, the reach to a shelf, the width of a corridor, the rise of a stair. A wheeled platform or a robotic arm has to be fitted around that world; a full-size humanoid is meant to step into it as it already is. That is the proposition behind the FF Futurist Full-Size Humanoid Robot. It is a full-size professional EAI humanoid robot with NVIDIA SONIC full-body motion control, and the first of its kind in the United States. At approximately 5 feet 8 inches tall, it stands at the height of an adult. That places it in the same frame of reference as the people, tools and rooms it is expected to work alongside.
Robots Middle East supplies the FF Futurist to universities, research institutes, integrators and commercial operators across the Middle East. We prepare each quotation, coordinate delivery into the region and remain the point of contact for support once the robot is on site. Our role is to help you judge whether a full-size humanoid fits your programme before any commitment is made.
Background
Faraday Future and its turn to Physical AI
Faraday Future (FF) was founded in 2014 and is a U.S.-based Physical AI ecosystem company. It is dedicated to reshaping the future of robotics and mobility solutions through AI innovation and technologies. The Futurist line is the clearest expression of that ambition on the robotics side. The current model is called the All-New Futurist and succeeds a previous generation of the same name. It also sits alongside a forthcoming Ultra version that builds on the same body with more onboard computing. The All-New Futurist is designed for academic research, commercial applications and real-world deployment, not as a showpiece. That matters for buyers who need a platform they can build on over several years.
NVIDIA SONIC as the motion foundation
Coordinating a human-shaped body is one of the hardest problems in robotics. A humanoid has to balance while it reaches, keep its footing while it turns its torso, and recover when the ground or a load behaves unexpectedly. Full-body motion control treats those movements as one coordinated system rather than as separate limbs following separate commands. The All-New Futurist is built around NVIDIA SONIC full-body motion control, and it is the first full-size humanoid of its kind in the U.S. For a research group, this means working on a motion foundation that is shared across a wider developer ecosystem rather than on a closed, single-vendor controller. For a commercial operator, it means the robot's movement rests on a widely supported technology stack.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value (All-New Futurist) |
|---|---|
| Type | Full-size professional EAI humanoid robot |
| Motion control | NVIDIA SONIC full-body motion control |
| Height | Approximately 5 feet 8 inches |
| Weight | About 121 pounds |
| Weight versus previous generation | Around 14% lighter |
| Degrees of freedom | 31 across the body, excluding the hands |
| Peak knee-joint torque | 320 newton meters |
| Intended use | Academic research, commercial applications and real-world deployment |
Specifications are as published by the manufacturer and are confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.
Faraday Future has not published the payload, IP rating, maximum walking speed, degrees of freedom of the hands, sensor suite, connectivity, operating system, charging time, overall dimensions or the contents of the box; each of these is confirmed with you at quotation.
What does the All-New Futurist change from the previous generation?
The most concrete difference is mass. The All-New Futurist weighs about 121 pounds, around 14% less than the previous generation Futurist. In a legged robot, weight is never a neutral figure. Every pound carried in the frame has to be supported by the joints with every step and balanced through every turn. A lighter body asks less of the actuators to hold the same posture, and it also makes the robot easier to handle on a test floor or during transport between sites.
That lighter frame is paired with substantial joint strength where a walking machine needs it most. The knees deliver a peak torque of 320 newton meters, and the knee is the joint that carries the body through standing, crouching and stepping. Across the body, 31 degrees of freedom give the robot its range of articulation, and that count excludes the hands. The combination of a reduced mass, strong knees and a high count of body joints is what makes full-body motion control worthwhile. A controller such as NVIDIA SONIC has more to coordinate, and the hardware gives it room to coordinate well.
What will the Futurist Ultra add?
Faraday Future has announced an Ultra version, scheduled for release later this year. It will be powered by the NVIDIA Jetson Thor high-performance AI compute platform and will support autonomous charging. For buyers, the distinction is between the platform available today and a more capable configuration to come. The All-New Futurist is the version described in the specification table above. The Ultra is aimed at work where more onboard AI processing and the ability to return to power without human help become decisive. Figures for the All-New Futurist should not be assumed to carry over to the Ultra. If the Ultra suits your project better, Robots Middle East can include it in your enquiry.
Who is the FF Futurist Full-Size Humanoid Robot for?
The first group is universities and research institutes working on locomotion, whole-body control and embodied AI. They gain a full-size, adult-height body and a motion foundation shared with a broad developer community, so their results transfer more readily to the wider field. Laboratories studying human–robot interaction benefit as well, because a robot of human stature is met by people on equal terms rather than looked down upon.
The second group is commercial operators and system integrators exploring humanoids for public-facing roles, demonstrations and pilot deployments. For them, the robot's design for commercial applications and real-world deployment is the relevant signal. Innovation centres, technology showrooms and corporate research units across the region fall into this segment too.
Teams whose projects depend on extended autonomous operation or heavy onboard AI workloads should weigh the Ultra version before deciding. Its Jetson Thor computing and autonomous charging are aimed at exactly that kind of work. If a full-size humanoid is more than your programme needs, our Humanoids range shows the other platforms Robots Middle East supplies.
What is the FF Futurist Full-Size Humanoid Robot used for?
- Locomotion research — studying balance, gait and recovery on a full-size body with 31 degrees of freedom across the body.
- Whole-body control development — building and testing behaviours on NVIDIA SONIC full-body motion control.
- Embodied AI studies — connecting perception and decision-making to a human-scale body that acts in the physical world.
- Human–robot interaction — observing how people respond to and work beside a robot of adult height.
- Commercial pilots — trialling humanoid roles in environments designed around people before a wider roll-out.
- Demonstration and outreach — presenting Physical AI to students, partners and the public at innovation centres and events.
Pricing and Availability
Robots Middle East supplies the FF Futurist Full-Size Humanoid Robot on a quotation basis, so that the configuration, version and support package match your project. Delivery, customs and after-sales support are arranged together with the quotation. Tell us about your intended application, and we will work through the details with you. A quotation can be requested through the form available on this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
How tall is the FF Futurist?
The All-New Futurist stands approximately 5 feet 8 inches tall, the height of an adult. That places it at full human scale.
How much does the robot weigh?
It weighs about 121 pounds, which is around 14% lighter than the previous generation Futurist.
How many degrees of freedom does it have?
The All-New Futurist has 31 degrees of freedom across the body, excluding the hands.
What controls the robot's movement?
Its movement is governed by NVIDIA SONIC full-body motion control. It is the first robot of its kind in the United States.
What is the difference between the All-New Futurist and the Ultra version?
The Ultra version will be powered by the NVIDIA Jetson Thor high-performance AI compute platform and will support autonomous charging. It is scheduled for release later this year.
Is the Futurist suitable for commercial use as well as research?
Yes. The All-New Futurist is designed for academic research, commercial applications and real-world deployment.
Where can I buy the FF Futurist Full-Size Humanoid Robot and what does it cost?
Robots Middle East supplies the FF Futurist across the Middle East, with pricing provided by individual quotation. Request yours through this page, and delivery, customs and support will be arranged with it.
Summary
The world was built to human measure, and the FF Futurist Full-Size Humanoid Robot is built to match it. It stands approximately 5 feet 8 inches tall, weighs about 121 pounds and is around 14% lighter than its predecessor. It offers 31 degrees of freedom across the body and a peak knee-joint torque of 320 newton meters, all coordinated by NVIDIA SONIC full-body motion control. With an Ultra version announced that adds Jetson Thor computing and autonomous charging, Faraday Future has set out a path from today's research and commercial platform to more autonomous work. For institutions and operators in the Middle East considering a humanoid that fits the spaces people already use, Robots Middle East is ready to advise and quote, and this page is the starting point.