- Built for teaching and interaction The Edu is the FF Master edition set up for classrooms, interaction studies and home learning rather than low-level development.
- Visual and no-code programming Students build behaviours in a basic visual programming platform and the Openclaw no-code tool.
- Talks and performs from day one Built-in functions cover everyday conversation, questions about objects, singing, poetry recitation, greetings and head-pat responses.
- 25 degrees of freedom Head, arms, waist and legs are articulated through 25 joints, excluding the hands.
- The FF Master drive train A 3 kg maximum payload, 1.8 m/s top speed and 120 N·m peak joint torque match the Master Ultra.
- Swappable 500 Wh battery Each pack gives about two hours of walking, charges in 1.5 hours or less and swaps out between sessions.
Description
The FF Master Edu is the teaching and interaction edition of Faraday Future's FF Master humanoid. It stands 131 cm tall, weighs 35 kg and is aimed at universities, school programmes, research groups studying human-robot interaction, and families who want a humanoid that talks, performs and can be programmed without writing low-level code.
Mechanically it shares the core of the FF Master line: a frame of magnesium and aluminium alloys with engineering plastics and polyurethane, a maximum payload of 3 kg, a top speed of 1.8 m/s and 120 N·m of peak joint torque. The Edu articulates its head, arms, waist and legs through 25 degrees of freedom, excluding the hands, and it can hold a conversation, answer questions about objects around it, sing, recite poetry and greet visitors from the day it arrives.
The sensing and software are deliberately simpler than on the Master Ultra. Perception is an RGB camera, a head touch sensor and a 6-axis IMU, with an interactive screen and lighting effects for expression, and the robot connects over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Programming runs through a basic visual programming platform and the Openclaw no-code tool on Faraday Future's Intellectual & Interactive and Locomotion & Manipulation platforms. LiDAR, cellular connectivity and open SDK access for secondary development belong to the Ultra, which is the edition to choose if your team plans to write its own robot software.
The battery is about 500 Wh, swappable, rated for roughly two hours of walking and recharged in 1.5 hours or less. Faraday Future lists a mobile app, facial recognition, custom wake words, motion remixing and video-to-motion as in development for later over-the-air release, so plan a programme around the functions it has today.
Key Capabilities
- Classroom-scale humanoid: 131 cm tall and 35 kg, in magnesium and aluminium alloys with engineering plastics and polyurethane.
- Everyday interaction: Conversation, object questions and answers, singing, poetry recitation and greeting gestures.
- Expressive front end: An interactive screen with lighting effects, an RGB camera and a head touch sensor.
- Accessible programming: Basic visual programming and the Openclaw no-code tool on the II and LM platforms.
- Over-the-air growth: New functions are delivered by over-the-air update as Faraday Future releases them.
Buying through Robotix Market
This unit is sourced new through established distribution channels and ships worldwide with the full manufacturer warranty. Technical support is coordinated with the manufacturer's own service network. Deployment scope, configuration, and commissioning responsibilities are agreed as part of the quotation — on-site installation is not included in the product price.
Features
Specs
| Brand | Faraday Future |
|---|---|
| Model | FF Master Edu |
| Product Type | Compact humanoid robot — education edition of the FF Master |
| Dimensions (H × W × L) | 1310 × 460 × 210 mm |
| Weight | 35 kg |
| Materials | Magnesium alloy, aluminium alloy, high-strength engineering plastics, polyurethane |
| Degrees of Freedom | 25, excluding hands |
| Hands | Confirm at quote |
| Payload | Max 3 kg |
| Maximum Speed | 1.8 m/s |
| Peak Joint Torque | 120 N·m |
| Onboard AI Compute | Confirm at quote |
| Cameras | RGB camera |
| LiDAR | Not fitted |
| IMU | High-precision 6-axis IMU |
| Other Sensors | Head touch sensor |
| Display | Interactive screen with lighting effects |
| Battery | ≈ 500 Wh, swappable |
| Runtime | About 2 h walking |
| Charging | ≤ 1.5 h; direct charging or battery swap |
| Charger Output | 54.6 V, 10 A |
| Input Voltage | 110–220 V |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth |
| Ports | 1 × USB Type-A, 1 × USB Type-C |
| Programming | Basic visual programming platform; Openclaw no-code tool; II and LM platforms |
| Built-in Functions | Head, arm and waist movement, walking; conversation and object Q&A; singing, poetry recitation, greetings, head-pat interaction |
| Mobile App | In development |
| What's in the box | 1 × humanoid robot, 1 × remote controller |
| Skill Package | Bundled by Faraday Future — contents confirmed at quote |
Industries
Frequently Asked Questions
Schools, universities and research groups teaching robotics or studying human-robot interaction, and families who want an interactive humanoid. It is programmed with visual and no-code tools rather than an SDK.
They share the 131 cm body, 3 kg payload, 1.8 m/s top speed, 120 N·m peak torque and 500 Wh battery. The Ultra adds five degrees of freedom, NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX compute, a 3D LiDAR and more cameras, 4G/5G, VR remote manipulation and an open SDK. The Edu weighs 35 kg against the Ultra's 39 kg.
Yes. It supports a basic visual programming platform and the Openclaw no-code development tool, and new functions arrive by over-the-air update.
Head, arm and waist movement and walking; everyday conversation and questions about its surroundings and objects; and performance functions such as singing, poetry recitation, greetings and responses to a pat on the head.
About two hours of walking on an approximately 500 Wh swappable battery, which charges in 1.5 hours or less.
The FF Master Edu Humanoid Robot is priced at €34.910,95 in your market.
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