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Faraday Future Intelligent Electric is a robotics company founded 2014, based in United States, developing 1 robot primarily in the Security category.
EAI robotics and electric vehicles for mobility and service tasks
Faraday Future develops the FX Aegis, an intelligent quadruped/wheeled robot for security patrol, education, interactive events, outdoor assistance, and developer applications. The company says the robot is part of its EAI robotics line and positions it alongside its electric-vehicle business; it operates from Los Angeles and markets the product for U.S. deployment and developer use.
Total funding
US$45.0M
Active products
1
Maker Score
51
Adequate evidence
View factor breakdown
Price range
$2.5K
1 of 1 priced
Top-rated product
53.3
RoboScore
FX Aegis
Company facts
- Legal name
- Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc.
- HQ
- Los Angeles, United States
- Founded
- 2014 · 12 yrs
- Website
- www.ff.com
Maker Score
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Milestones
Announced FX Aegis and said it completed required U.S. compliance certification for formal sales.
Faraday Future was founded.
Press coverage
In the news
1 event · last 90 days
3.2momentumFaraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc. Launches Part One of the Ff Eai Robotics Built in Usa Upstream and Downstream Business Partner Conference
In the news
1 event · last 90 days
Why Faraday Future Intelligent Electric has been in the news, across 1 outlet — collected and classified independently, so a maker cannot add to it. It never changes a robot's RoboScore — the evidence half of the RoboIndex — and it can move a robot up a board by at most 15 points.
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