FX Aegis 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-STAN
FX Aegis Quadruped Robot Dog
Most robots arrive as finished answers to a single question. Faraday Future's quadruped arrives closer to an open brief: a four-legged base that walks a site, keeps people company, and then takes on whatever the task requires, from a Lidar unit to a robotic arm. The FX Aegis Quadruped Robot Dog is best understood in that light. It is less a gadget with a fixed purpose than a platform for security and companionship that an operator shapes to the ground it must cover and the people it must meet.
Robots Middle East sells the FX Aegis Quadruped Robot Dog and supplies it to customers across the Middle East. Robots Middle East prepares each quotation, arranges delivery to your site and provides support after handover, so that a security team, a property operator or an institution deals with a single point of contact from first enquiry to daily operation.
Background
Faraday Future: from mobility to embodied AI
Faraday Future is a California-based global Embodied AI (EAI) ecosystem company, founded in 2014. The company describes its mission as reshaping the future of mobility through vehicle electrification, intelligent technologies and AI innovation. The Aegis line extends that thinking from the road to the ground underfoot. Instead of carrying passengers, the machine carries sensors and tools, and instead of following lanes, it picks its way across steps, kerbs and slopes. For a buyer, this lineage matters mainly as context: the Aegis is the work of a company that frames itself around intelligent, electrified machines rather than a toy maker moving upmarket.
A modular quadruped, by design
Faraday Future presents FX Aegis as a professional, embodied AI quadruped robot designed for security and companionship. The standard build is quadrupedal, and the series also supports an optional four-wheeled version. What sets the concept apart is its expansion path: the robot can be fitted with Lidar, depth cameras, communication modules and even robotic arms, fire extinguishers and professional security plugins, according to the needs of the task. That openness lets one base platform serve a quiet patrol of a compound at night, a welcome role in a reception area by day, or a sensing role on a site that needs mapping. The legs supply the mobility; the payload defines the job.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value (FX Aegis series) |
|---|---|
| Product type | Professional, embodied AI quadruped robot designed for security and companionship |
| Standard structure | Quadrupedal; optional four-wheeled version supported |
| Peak joint torque | 48 Nm |
| Obstacle capability | Obstacles of about 13 inches |
| Slope climbing | Slopes of 40 degrees |
| Expansion options | Lidar, depth cameras, communication modules, robotic arms, fire extinguishers, professional security plugins |
| Manufacturer | Faraday Future, California; founded 2014 |
Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.
Faraday Future has not published the operating temperature range, the onboard processor, whether LiDAR is fitted to this version, the noise level or the folded dimensions, so each of these is confirmed with your quotation.
What can be added to the FX Aegis?
The expansion list is the heart of this robot's proposition. Lidar and depth cameras give the platform a richer picture of its surroundings, which is what a site needs when the robot has to understand corridors, yards and obstacles rather than simply walk past them. Communication modules extend how the robot stays in contact with its operators, an important consideration on large or awkward sites where coverage is uneven.
The heavier additions change the character of the machine altogether. A robotic arm turns a walking sensor into something that can interact with its environment. A fire extinguisher mount gives a patrol robot a role in a site's safety plan, and professional security plugins tailor it for dedicated guarding work. Faraday Future frames all of this as expansion according to task needs, which is a useful way to plan a purchase: start from the job, then specify the modules. Robots Middle East can advise which of these options suit your configuration, and in what combination.
The mobility underneath supports that modular approach. A peak joint torque of 48 Nm lets the series overcome obstacles of about 13 inches and climb steadily on slopes of 40 degrees, so the platform is built for ramps, kerbs and uneven ground rather than polished floors alone.
How does the FX Aegis compare with the Aegis Pro?
The Aegis line includes several versions, and the most fully documented of them is the FX Aegis Pro Quadruped Robot Dog. Faraday Future publishes a detailed set of figures for the Pro: 12 degrees of freedom, a maximum running speed of 3.7 m/s, stair climbing up to 16 cm, obstacle clearance up to 35 cm and a maximum payload capacity of 8 kg. The Pro weighs 15 kg, carries a 216 Wh battery providing 12 hours of runtime and recharges in one hour. It has a built-in 4K wide-angle camera with real-time video streaming, built-in AI capabilities and over-the-air updates, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, a remote controller, one customised costume and a library of more than ten dynamic motions, including a backflip, bipedal standing, a forward jump, waving and a handshake. App control for the Pro is currently in development.
Those figures belong to the Pro. They describe a version that Faraday Future positions for entertainment, events, education, retail displays, brand activations and interactive demonstrations, and they should not be read as the specification of the FX Aegis on this page. The practical difference is one of emphasis: the Pro is documented as a ready-to-perform package, while the FX Aegis is presented around its core security and companionship role and its open expansion path.
Who is the FX Aegis for?
The first group is organisations with ground to watch over: compounds, campuses, estates, logistics yards and facilities where a mobile presence complements fixed cameras and human patrols. For them, the security plugins, Lidar and depth camera options and communication modules are the reason to look at this platform, and the slope and obstacle capability of the series matters more than any trick it can perform.
The second group is operators who want a robot that people warm to. Hospitality venues, visitor centres and public-facing businesses can use the companionship side of the design to greet and engage guests, while keeping the option of a security role after hours.
Buyers whose priority is shows, brand activations, retail displays or interactive demonstrations are better served by the FX Aegis Pro, which Faraday Future documents specifically for those settings. Schools and training programmes can also compare the FX Aegis Edu Quadruped Robot Dog. Those planning more demanding deployments can review the FX Aegis Ultra Quadruped Robot Dog, and sites where rolling across long, even surfaces matters as much as stepping over obstacles can consider the FX Aegis Ultra-W Wheel-Legged Robot Dog. Robots Middle East will advise which version fits your site before you commit.
What is the FX Aegis used for?
- Premises patrol: walking routine rounds of grounds and buildings as a mobile complement to fixed security systems.
- Companionship and visitor engagement: greeting guests and giving a reception area or venue a memorable, approachable presence.
- Site sensing and mapping: carrying Lidar or depth cameras to build a clearer picture of corridors, yards and obstacles.
- Extended communications: hosting communication modules so the robot stays connected to its operators across a wide or complex site.
- Hands-on tasks: mounting a robotic arm where the job calls for interaction with objects rather than observation alone.
- Safety support: carrying a fire extinguisher or professional security plugins as part of a site's wider safety and guarding plan.
Pricing and Availability
Robots Middle East prices the FX Aegis Quadruped Robot Dog by quotation, because the final configuration depends on the version, the expansion modules and the role the robot will play on your site. Delivery, customs clearance and after-sales support are arranged together with your quotation. To begin, share your site, the tasks you have in mind and any modules you are considering, and request your quotation through the enquiry form available on this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the FX Aegis Quadruped Robot Dog?
It is a professional, embodied AI quadruped robot from Faraday Future, designed for security and companionship. Its standard build is four-legged, and the series supports an optional four-wheeled version.
Who manufactures the FX Aegis?
Faraday Future, a California-based global Embodied AI ecosystem company founded in 2014. The company works across vehicle electrification, intelligent technologies and AI innovation.
How does the FX Aegis handle slopes and obstacles?
With a peak joint torque of 48 Nm, the series overcomes obstacles of about 13 inches and climbs steadily on slopes of 40 degrees.
Can the FX Aegis carry LiDAR?
The series can be expanded with Lidar, as well as depth cameras and communication modules. Robots Middle East can advise on adding it to your configuration.
Is there a wheeled version of the Aegis?
Yes, the series supports an optional four-wheeled version. The line also includes the FX Aegis Ultra-W Wheel-Legged Robot Dog.
Do the Aegis Pro's speed and battery figures apply to this model?
No. Faraday Future publishes those figures for the Aegis Pro, and they belong to that version only.
Where can I buy the FX Aegis Quadruped Robot Dog and what does it cost?
Robots Middle East sells and supplies the FX Aegis across the Middle East. The cost depends on the version and modules you choose, so it is set out in a personal quotation that you can request on this page.
Summary
The FX Aegis Quadruped Robot Dog makes most sense when it is treated as an open brief rather than a finished answer. Faraday Future supplies the four-legged base, with the torque to climb slopes of 40 degrees and to clear obstacles of about 13 inches, and a design aimed at both security and companionship. You define the rest: Lidar or depth cameras for awareness, communication modules for reach, a robotic arm, an extinguisher or security plugins for the task in hand. Where performance and display matter most, the Pro offers a fully documented alternative, and the Edu, Ultra and Ultra-W round out the family. Robots Middle East will help you match the version and modules to your site, arrange delivery and stand behind the robot afterwards. Whether you plan patrol rounds, a welcome at the door or both, this page is the starting point.