FFR prices Nova at $2,490 and caps its first run at 100 robots

CEO Jiawei Wang is pairing the developer-focused humanoid with training tools and a new community as FFR prepares to acquire Faraday Future's robotics business.

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Primary source: PR Newswire

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FFR is using a $2,490 humanoid to seed a developer and education business as it seeks to consolidate Faraday Future's robotics assets. The first phase is limited to 100 invitation-only units; Phase Two is planned to open to developers and educational institutions.

A generic humanoid robotics rig stands in a training bay beneath an FF EAI Robotics Ecosystem sign as developers gather nearby.

FF EAI Robotics Ecosystem priced its new FF Nova humanoid at $2,490 and capped its first, invitation-only phase at 100 units, betting that a lower-cost robot can bring developers and schools into its software and training ecosystem. FFR announced the launch with Faraday Future on October 15th in a [PR Newswire…

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