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Faraday Future launches nine robots priced from $9,990

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Faraday Future launched nine AI robot variants at its September 20 event, with prices ranging from $9,990 for the Master Mini to approximately $137,900 for its top-tier model. The lineup spans humanoid, quadruped and wheeled-arm designs, and the company made four packages for education, research, security and inspection available for immediate commercial purchase. Its flagship Futurist humanoid uses Nvidia technology for full-body motion control. The release marks a commercial expansion beyond Faraday Future's electric-vehicle business, although the source provides no deployment results for the newly available robots.
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