The FF Master Mini is the entry configuration of Faraday Future's compact humanoid, positioned for classroom teaching and introductory programming. It stands 95 cm tall and weighs about 19.5 kg, and it is a separate, much smaller robot from the larger FF Master line.

All three Master Mini configurations share one body: 22 degrees of freedom (six in each leg, four in each arm and two in the head), 60 N·m of peak joint torque, a top speed of 1.1 m/s and turning at 1.5 rad/s. They differ in compute and battery. The Master Mini runs a Qualcomm QCS8550 rated at 48 TOPS and a replaceable 2 Ah battery that gives about 30 minutes of walking at 0.4 m/s and charges in up to two hours. The Mini Pro moves to 117 TOPS and a 5 Ah battery for about 80 minutes, and the Mini Ultra to 200 TOPS.

For a class, the short battery life is the practical point to plan around: 30 minutes suits lessons built around short sessions, with a charged spare battery ready, while longer lab or practice days are better served by the Pro's 80 minutes. Perception is a head-mounted stereo depth camera with a 9-axis IMU, a circular array of three microphones and a speaker, and dual joint encoders with torque feedback.

Development runs through a ROS 2 SDK with support for custom development, and the robot takes over-the-air updates. It connects over Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.2 and Gigabit Ethernet, with one RJ45 and one USB-C port. It comes with a joystick controller, a charger and its 2 Ah battery, together with a Faraday Future Skill Pack whose contents are confirmed at quote.

Key Capabilities

• Made for the Classroom: Faraday Future positions the Master Mini for teaching and introductory programming.
• Compact Humanoid Body: It stands 95 cm tall, weighs about 19.5 kg and has 22 degrees of freedom across legs, arms and head.
• Qualcomm QCS8550, 48 TOPS: The entry compute tier of the Master Mini runs onboard perception and student code.
• Athletic Motion: It reaches 1.1 m/s, turns at 1.5 rad/s and has 60 N·m of peak joint torque.
• Depth Vision and Hearing: A head-mounted stereo depth camera, a 9-axis IMU, three microphones and a speaker cover vision, balance and voice.
• ROS 2 and OTA Updates: Students and teachers develop through the ROS 2 SDK, and updates arrive over the air.
• About 30 Minutes per Battery: The replaceable 2 Ah battery gives about 30 minutes of walking at 0.4 m/s.

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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.