The company unveiled the products at its 919 robotics event on September 19 and said all nine are now available for sale and delivery. The lineup covers two robot form factors in the latest launch and expands FF’s overall portfolio to 11 models and 24 products spanning humanoids, quadrupeds and mobile manipulators.
The All-New Futurist is FF’s new full-size humanoid. It has 51 active degrees of freedom, rising to 71 with its upgraded dexterous hands, and a 1,152 Wh dual-battery system that FF says supports approximately eight hours of operation under standard working conditions. The Ultra configuration uses NVIDIA Jetson Thor and provides 700 TOPS of compute.
The Futurist Standard is priced at $89,900, while the Ultra costs $129,900. FF says the platform uses VLA models, world models and task planning for research, enterprise services and industrial applications. Those capability and runtime figures are company-reported.
FF also launched the Master Mini, a 95 cm, 19.5 kg compact humanoid aimed at education, development and robot competitions. Three versions provide 48, 117 and 200 TOPS of compute. Pricing starts at $9,990, rising to $12,990 for the Pro and $17,990 for the Ultra.
The remaining products include the FX Aegis Hyper, starting at $137,900, two Aegis Mega configurations starting at $74,990 and the Aegis Classic Ultra-W at $12,990. FF also introduced packaged robotics systems for K-12 education, research, security and industrial inspection.
The company reported an average contribution margin of approximately 30% on its robotics products in Q2 2026. That figure is company-reported.
