FX Aegis Ultra Quadruped Robot Dog
In stock
- BRAND:
- FARADAY FUTURE
- ORIGIN:
- United States
- Warranty:
- 12 MONTHS
- AVAILABILITY:
- USUALLY SHIPS IN 3-5 BUSINESS DAYS
- SKU:
- FX-AEGIS-ULTRA
FX Aegis Ultra Quadruped Robot Dog
Most field equipment raises a quiet question before it does any work: who carries whom? A tripod, a sensor mast or a ruggedised camera case usually needs a person to haul it across the site. The FX Aegis Ultra Quadruped Robot Dog turns that relationship around. It weighs 35 lbs., light enough for two people to lift into a vehicle, yet it carries a 10 kg payload on its own back, across slopes of up to 40° and over obstacles of up to 35 cm. The result is a machine that goes where the work is and brings the instruments with it, rather than becoming one more item on someone's shoulder.
Robots Middle East supplies the FX Aegis Ultra Quadruped Robot Dog to organisations across the Middle East, from industrial operators and security teams to universities and research laboratories. Robots Middle East prepares each quotation, arranges delivery to the customer's site and provides after-sales support, so that buyers in the region deal with a single point of contact from the first enquiry onwards.
Background
Faraday Future and the Aegis family
Faraday Future is a California-based global Embodied AI ecosystem company, founded in 2014 and dedicated to reshaping the future of mobility through vehicle electrification, intelligent technologies and AI innovation. The Aegis quadrupeds extend that interest in intelligent mobility from the road to legged machines. The range includes several versions: the Aegis Pro, the Aegis Edu, the Aegis Ultra, the Aegis Ultra-W, the Aegis Ultra+ and the Aegis Ultra-W+. This page concerns the Aegis Ultra alone, and every figure quoted here belongs to that version.
Positioning: a working body with a camera's eye
The Aegis Ultra is a high-performance quadruped robot with 12 degrees of freedom and an IP54 rating for semi-outdoor and industrial environments. Its body is built from heavy-duty plastics and aluminium alloy, a combination that keeps the mass down while giving the frame the strength to carry a load. Perception is handled by IMU sensors, which track the body's orientation and motion, together with a 4K wide-angle camera that gives the robot, and its operator, a broad and detailed view of the surroundings. In short, it is positioned as a machine for the places between the clean laboratory floor and the open field: yards, plant rooms, covered walkways and the edges of industrial sites.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Degrees of freedom | 12 |
| Ingress protection | IP54 |
| Maximum running speed | 5 m/s |
| Slope capability | Up to 40° |
| Obstacle clearance | Up to 35 cm |
| Maximum payload | 10 kg |
| Dimensions | 630 mm x 360 mm x 420 mm |
| Weight | 35 lbs. |
| Materials | Heavy-duty plastics and aluminium alloy |
| Perception sensors | IMU sensors and a 4K wide-angle camera |
Specifications are as published by the manufacturer and are confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.
The manufacturer has not published the joint torque, the wireless connectivity, the operating voltage, the rated power, the stair-climbing height, the box contents, whether a controller is included or the operating temperature range; Robots Middle East confirms each of these at quotation.
How much can the FX Aegis Ultra carry, and where can it take it?
The figures that matter most to a field team are the ones that describe the robot working under load. The Aegis Ultra has a maximum payload of 10 kg, which is enough for a meaningful set of instruments: an additional camera, a gas detector, a radio relay or a compact sensor module, depending on how the mounting is arranged. Because the robot itself weighs 35 lbs., the payload represents a substantial share of its own mass, and that ratio is what makes it useful as a carrier rather than merely a walker.
Mobility completes the picture. A slope capability of up to 40° brings ramps, embankments and sloping yards within its reach, and an obstacle clearance of up to 35 cm lets it step over kerbs, pipes, cable trays and debris that would halt a wheeled platform. When the ground is clear, a maximum running speed of 5 m/s allows it to cover distance quickly between points of interest. Twelve degrees of freedom across its four legs give it the articulation to adjust its posture as the terrain changes. Buyers planning a specific mission are well advised to set out the route in their enquiry, particularly where staircases form part of it, so that the plan can be reviewed with our team.
Is the FX Aegis Ultra suited to dusty, semi-outdoor sites?
For buyers in the Middle East, dust is often a more persistent adversary than rain. The Aegis Ultra carries an IP54 rating for semi-outdoor and industrial environments. In practical terms, that places it in covered areas, open yards in suitable conditions, workshops and industrial halls where airborne dust and occasional splashing are part of daily life. Its construction in heavy-duty plastics and aluminium alloy supports that role.
Summer conditions across much of the Gulf are demanding for any electronic equipment, so we recommend describing the expected site temperatures, the availability of shade and the intended duty cycle when you contact us. Robots Middle East will then advise on deployment planning, such as scheduling rounds for the cooler hours or concentrating work under cover, so that the robot operates where its design is most at home.
Who is the FX Aegis Ultra for?
The Aegis Ultra suits organisations that need a legged robot to do a job rather than simply to be seen. Industrial operators can use it for routine walk-rounds of plant areas, carrying a camera or sensor to places that are tedious or uncomfortable for staff to visit repeatedly. Security teams may deploy it for patrols of perimeters, car parks and logistics yards, using the 4K wide-angle camera to extend the reach of a control room. Universities and research laboratories will find a platform with a capable chassis and a useful payload on which to study locomotion, perception and autonomy. Engineering consultancies and integrators can adopt it as a mobile base for bespoke sensing packages.
The Aegis range offers other versions, and buyers are well advised to compare them before deciding. Those weighing different configurations may review the FX Aegis Ultra+ Quadruped Robot Dog, while those interested in a wheel-legged design can look at the FX Aegis Ultra-W Wheel-Legged Robot Dog and the FX Aegis Ultra-W+ Wheel-Legged Robot Dog. Institutions focused on teaching may also wish to consider the FX Aegis Edu Quadruped Robot Dog. The wider selection of four-legged machines is gathered in our Standard Quadrupeds category. Robots Middle East will gladly help you match the version to the task.
What is the FX Aegis Ultra used for?
- Industrial inspection: routine walk-rounds of plant rooms and yards, recording conditions with the 4K wide-angle camera.
- Security patrol: regular rounds of perimeters, car parks and storage areas to support a monitoring team.
- Sensor carriage: transporting instruments of up to 10 kg to points that are awkward for staff to reach.
- Site surveys: documenting construction progress or facility conditions across uneven and sloping ground.
- Research and development: a platform for university and laboratory work on legged locomotion and perception.
- Demonstration and training: showing teams and students how legged robots behave in realistic semi-outdoor settings.
Pricing and Availability
Robots Middle East supplies the FX Aegis Ultra Quadruped Robot Dog on a quotation basis, so that each offer reflects the configuration, quantity and destination you require. Delivery, customs clearance and after-sales support are all arranged together with the quotation. Our team can also advise on which Aegis version best suits your application before you commit. To begin, simply send us your requirements through the quotation request available on this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
How fast can the FX Aegis Ultra move?
The Aegis Ultra has a maximum running speed of 5 m/s. Speed in practice will depend on terrain, payload and the task at hand.
What load can it carry?
It has a maximum payload of 10 kg, which allows it to carry additional cameras, detectors or other compact instruments.
What kind of terrain can it handle?
It can climb slopes of up to 40° and clear obstacles of up to 35 cm, which covers kerbs, pipes and most site debris.
Is it protected against dust and water?
Yes, it carries an IP54 rating for semi-outdoor and industrial environments. For hot-climate sites, Robots Middle East advises on deployment planning as part of the quotation.
What sensors does it use to perceive its surroundings?
Perception is handled by IMU sensors and a 4K wide-angle camera, which together track the robot's motion and give a broad view of its surroundings.
How large and heavy is it?
It measures 630 mm x 360 mm x 420 mm and weighs 35 lbs., which makes it practical to transport between sites.
Where can I buy the FX Aegis Ultra Quadruped Robot Dog and what does it cost?
You can buy it from Robots Middle East, which supplies it across the Middle East. Pricing is provided by individual quotation, which you can request directly on this page.
Summary
The FX Aegis Ultra Quadruped Robot Dog answers the question of who carries whom in a convincing way. At 35 lbs., it is easy enough to bring to site, and once there it carries up to 10 kg of equipment across slopes of up to 40° and over obstacles of up to 35 cm, with an IP54 rating for semi-outdoor and industrial work. Twelve degrees of freedom, an aluminium alloy and heavy-duty plastic body, and a perception system built on IMU sensors and a 4K wide-angle camera complete a machine designed to work rather than to pose. Robots Middle East quotes, delivers and supports it throughout the region, and helps plan each deployment before you commit. For organisations ready to let the robot do the carrying, this page is the starting point.