FF Master Edu Humanoid Robot

Most robots ask a classroom to meet them halfway: the budget, the space and the students' patience all have to stretch. The FF Master Edu Humanoid Robot goes the other way. It is built at a compact human scale, so a lab, a workshop or a university bench can work with a walking, moving humanoid without turning the room over to it.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

Faraday Future and the Master line

FARADAY FUTURE is the brand behind the FF Master Edu. Its humanoid range covers several sizes and purposes, from compact education platforms to full-size and industrial machines. The Master family, which names a Master version and a Master Edu version, sits at the approachable end of that range. Other pages in the range include the FF Master Mini Humanoid Robot and the FF Master Mini Pro Humanoid Robot. Buyers who want to see the whole family side by side can start from the Humanoids category.

The Edu tier is the one pointed at teaching, study and hands-on development. It is not a toy and it is not a factory machine. It is a platform where students, instructors and engineers can learn how a humanoid moves, balances, reacts and is programmed.

Positioning and key technology

The Master Edu is a compact humanoid robot designed for education, research and interactive development. Its technology is organized around two software platforms. The II Platform covers intelligent and interactive capabilities. The LM Platform covers locomotion and manipulation. Together they split the work in a way that is easy to teach: one side deals with how the robot engages with people, the other with how it moves and handles the physical world.

Over-the-air updates add new features over time. For an institution, this matters because a robot bought for one semester can keep growing in capability for the next, without hardware changes on the bench.

Technical Specifications

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the IP rating, the onboard compute, the operating system or the color; they are confirmed at quotation.

What does the Master Edu offer for locomotion and manipulation work?

A humanoid is only useful for study if it has enough joints to do interesting things and enough strength to do them with confidence. The Master Edu has 25 degrees of freedom for versatile movement and precise control. That is enough range for students to explore walking, posture, gestures and reaching, and to see how each joint contributes to the whole motion.

Strength and pace matter as much as joint count. Peak torque of up to 120 Nm and a maximum speed of 1.8 m/s make it a capable platform for exploring robotics, locomotion and manipulation. In practice, a team can design an experiment, run it, watch where the robot succeeds or struggles, and refine it, all on a machine that stands 1.31 m tall and weighs 35 kg.

The LM Platform is where this work lives. It is the software side devoted to locomotion and manipulation, so a research group can treat the robot as a test subject for motion ideas rather than a closed product with fixed behavior.

How long does the battery last, and how fast is it recharged?

Session planning is a real concern in teaching. A robot that dies in the middle of a demonstration costs more than minutes. The Master Edu is powered by a swappable 500 Wh battery that provides up to 2 hours of continuous operation, which fits comfortably inside a typical lab block or workshop session.

When the battery needs recharging, it can be fully charged in under 1.5 hours, which helps reduce downtime during development and educational sessions. Because the battery is swappable, a program can also be organized around rotating batteries, with one in the robot and another on charge, so the machine is available for as much of the day as the instructors need.

Who is the FF Master Edu Humanoid Robot for?

Universities and technical colleges are the most natural buyers. A compact humanoid with two clear software platforms gives a robotics, mechatronics or computer science department a single machine on which many different courses and projects can be built.

Research labs will value the combination of strong torque, a stated top speed and the LM Platform for locomotion and manipulation studies. Teams working on human-robot interaction will look to the II Platform, which addresses intelligent and interactive capabilities.

Secondary schools, training centers and innovation hubs can use the robot as a showpiece and a teaching tool, one that gets students curious about engineering and artificial intelligence. Developers who want to prototype interactive behavior before moving to something larger can also use it as a stepping stone.

Buyers who need a smaller or simpler machine may prefer to look at the FF Master Mini or FF Master Mini Pro, both linked above. Those looking for a much larger machine can review the FF Futurist Full-Size Humanoid Robot. Industrial buyers will find the Faber line more relevant, for example the FF Faber U Industrial EAI Mobile Manipulator.

What is the FF Master Edu Humanoid Robot used for?

1. Classroom robotics teaching. Students see a humanoid body in motion and learn how joints, torque and speed shape what a robot can do.
2. Locomotion research. Teams use the LM Platform to study movement and test their own ideas about walking and balance.
3. Manipulation experiments. The 25 degrees of freedom give projects room to explore reaching and handling.
4. Interactive development. The II Platform supports work on intelligent and interactive capabilities for people-facing behavior.
5. Demonstrations and open days. A compact humanoid is a strong draw at school events, trade shows and visitor tours.
6. Long-term feature growth. OTA updates add new features over time, so the same robot can support new coursework in later terms.

Pricing and Availability

No price is listed on this page. A quotation is the way to proceed. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation, so that the robot reaches your campus or lab ready for use. The FF Master Edu Humanoid Robot is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How tall is the FF Master Edu and how much does it weigh?

It stands 1.31 m tall and weighs 35 kg. That is compact enough for a lab or classroom.

How many degrees of freedom does it have?

It has 25 degrees of freedom for versatile movement and precise control.

What software platforms does it support?

It supports the II Platform for intelligent and interactive capabilities and the LM Platform for locomotion and manipulation. OTA updates add new features over time.

How long does one battery charge last?

The swappable 500 Wh battery provides up to 2 hours of continuous operation. A full charge takes under 1.5 hours.

What are its peak torque and top speed?

Peak torque is up to 120 Nm and the maximum speed is 1.8 m/s.

Is the IP rating or the onboard compute listed?

Not at present, and the same goes for the operating system and the color. Ask for these details when you request your quotation.

Where can I buy the FF Master Edu Humanoid Robot and what does it cost?

You can buy it through this page, by quotation. No price is shown here; send a request and the quotation will cover the cost along with delivery, customs and support.

Summary

The FF Master Edu Humanoid Robot answers a simple question: how can a classroom or lab work with a real humanoid without bending the whole room around it? It does so with a compact 1.31 m body, 25 degrees of freedom, up to 120 Nm of peak torque, a swappable 500 Wh battery and two software platforms that keep growing through OTA updates. For education, research and interactive development, this page is the starting point.