Overview

The FF Master Mini is the smallest humanoid from Faraday Future and was unveiled on September 19, 2026 at the company's proprietary 919 event in California. It stands alongside the larger FF Master and the Futurist, but as the first device in the series is immediately available from stock.

Construction

The robot weighs 19.5 kilograms and combines an aluminum structure with high-strength plastic shells. Distributed across arms, legs, and torso are 22 degrees of freedom, with the manufacturer specifying peak torque in the joints at 60 newton-meters. Maximum speed is 1.1 meters per second, with rotation up to 1.5 radians per second. The 2 amp-hour battery is replaceable and lasts approximately half an hour at a leisurely pace.

Technology and AI

The base version runs a Qualcomm QCS8550 processor with 48 TOPS, while the Pro and Ultra variants deliver 117 and 200 TOPS respectively. Sensors include a stereo depth camera, a nine-axis inertial measurement unit, and a microphone array with three capsules plus a speaker. Programming is done via an SDK for ROS 2, allowing the robot to be integrated into existing teaching and research environments.

Market Significance

Faraday Future has so far been primarily known as an electric vehicle manufacturer and has been active in robotics since early 2026. With the Master Mini, the focus shifts from announced prototype to available product, with distribution occurring not only through its own website but also via Amazon and RobotShop. In the segment of small educational humanoids, the device faces competition from cheaper Chinese offerings but scores points with availability in the USA and a warranty. The company's robotics division continues to be viewed critically in the industry, with no concrete unit numbers published.