FX Aegis Pro Quadruped Robot Dog
In stock
- BRAND:
- FARADAY FUTURE
- MODEL:
- AEGIS PRO
- ORIGIN:
- United States
- Warranty:
- 12 MONTHS
- AVAILABILITY:
- USUALLY SHIPS IN 3-5 BUSINESS DAYS
- SKU:
- FX-AEGIS-PRO
FX Aegis Pro Quadruped Robot Dog
A mascot costume needs a person inside it, a hot afternoon and regular breaks. The FX Aegis Pro Quadruped Robot Dog offers the same crowd appeal on four legs of aluminum alloy and engineering plastic, wearing a customized costume that comes in the box. It waves, shakes hands, stands on two legs and jumps, and it does so on cue from a wireless remote controller.
The FX Aegis Pro Quadruped Robot Dog is available through this page, by quotation.
Background
The brand and the Aegis family
FX Aegis Pro carries the FARADAY FUTURE brand and belongs to a family of Aegis quadruped robots. The sources name four versions: Aegis Pro, Aegis Edu, Aegis Ultra and Aegis Ultra-W. Each version has its own page, so a buyer can compare them side by side. Those wanting a different balance can look at the FX Aegis Edu Quadruped Robot Dog, the FX Aegis Ultra Quadruped Robot Dog or the FX Aegis Ultra-W Wheel-Legged Robot Dog. The standard model sits on its own page as the FX Aegis Quadruped Robot Dog.
Across the family the idea is the same: a four-legged platform that moves with some of the ease of a living animal. The Pro version is the one prepared for showing off. Its stated purposes are entertainment, events, education, retail displays, brand activations and interactive demonstrations.
Positioning and key technology
The Pro is built around 12 degrees of freedom. Its joints reach a peak torque of 48 Nm, and the robot weighs 15 kg. That combination is what lets it jump forward, rise onto its hind legs and perform a backflip, all part of a pre-loaded library of more than ten dynamic motions that also includes waving and a handshake.
A built-in 4K wide-angle camera streams video in real time, and built-in AI capabilities and OTA update capability are listed as part of the package. Connectivity is Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. App control is currently in development, so the remote controller included in the box is the way to operate the robot today.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | Stand: 610 × 370 × 406 mm |
| Weight | 15 kg |
| Materials | Aluminum alloy + high-strength engineering plastics |
| Degrees of freedom | 12 DOF |
| Peak joint torque | 48 Nm |
| Maximum running speed | 3.7 m/s |
| Stair climbing | Up to 16 cm |
| Obstacle clearance | Up to 35 cm |
| Slope capability | 30° |
| Maximum payload | 8 kg |
| IP rating | IP32 |
| Battery capacity | 216 Wh |
| Battery | Rated: 5 Ah; Nominal: 4.6 Ah; Voltage: 43.2 V |
| Runtime / battery life | 1–2 hours |
| Charging time | 1 hour |
| Input voltage | 110–220 V |
| Telecommunication | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth |
| Camera | Built-in 4K wide-angle camera with real-time video streaming |
| Motion library | 10+ pre-loaded dynamic motions |
Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.
The manufacturer has not published the LiDAR, the Wi-Fi standard, the Bluetooth version, the onboard processor, the operating temperature range, the noise level or a manual or datasheet; these are confirmed at quotation.
What makes the FX Aegis Pro different from a plain robot dog?
Many robot dogs are sold as bare machines, and the owner has to decide what to do with them. The Aegis Pro arrives with its answer already prepared. Its motion library is loaded before it leaves the box, so a handshake or a wave is a command away rather than a software project. The customized costume turns the robot into a character, which is exactly what a retail display or a brand activation asks for.
The mobility figures support that role without turning the robot into a laboratory instrument. It runs at up to 3.7 m/s, climbs stairs up to 16 cm, clears obstacles up to 35 cm and handles a 30° slope. It can also carry a payload of up to 8 kg. For an event floor with cables, thresholds and a small ramp, those numbers describe a robot that keeps moving where a wheeled display would stop.
What should buyers know about running time and charging?
The battery holds 216 Wh, with a rated 5 Ah, a nominal 4.6 Ah and a voltage of 43.2 V. Runtime is listed as 1–2 hours, and charging takes 1 hour. For a show day, that points to a simple routine: perform in sessions, charge between them. The input voltage range of 110–220 V means the charger can be plugged in at venues with different supplies.
The IP rating is IP32, so the robot belongs under a roof or in sheltered spaces rather than in heavy weather. Planning outdoor events around that rating is sensible. Children should always use or interact with the robot under adult supervision, to ensure safe operation and proper handling.
Who is the FX Aegis Pro for?
Event organizers and marketing teams are the first group. A robot that waves at passers-by and wears a brand costume gives a booth something to gather around. Retail managers form a second group, since a moving display in a store entrance does what a static sign cannot.
Schools, museums and demonstration centers are a third segment. The 4K camera, the AI capabilities and the motion library make the robot a talking point for lessons about robotics. Those needing a version aimed more squarely at teaching can compare the FX Aegis Edu Quadruped Robot Dog. Entertainment venues, from family attractions to hotel lobbies, round out the list. Buyers who want other four-legged models can browse the Standard Quadrupeds category.
What is the FX Aegis Pro used for?
- Brand activations: the robot wears the customized costume and draws visitors to a stand.
- Trade shows and events: pre-loaded motions such as the backflip and the handshake give a crowd something to watch.
- Retail displays: a moving, costumed robot gives shoppers a reason to stop at the entrance.
- Education: students see 12 degrees of freedom, a 4K camera and AI capabilities working in one machine.
- Interactive demonstrations: the remote controller lets an operator trigger waves, jumps and bipedal standing on cue.
- Entertainment: performances and photo moments suit venues where visitors want to meet the robot.
Pricing and Availability
No price is shown on this page. Please request a quotation, and we will confirm the specification details that matter to your project. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. The FX Aegis Pro Quadruped Robot Dog is available on this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is in the box?
The box holds one Faraday Future Aegis Pro Quadruped Robot, one wireless remote controller and one customized costume.
How is the robot controlled?
It comes with a remote controller. It also has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, but App control is currently in development.
Which motions are pre-loaded?
More than ten dynamic motions are included, among them a backflip, bipedal standing, a forward jump, waving and a handshake.
How long does the battery last?
Runtime is listed as 1–2 hours from a 216 Wh battery, and charging takes 1 hour.
Can it carry a load?
Yes, the maximum payload is 8 kg.
Is it safe for children?
Children should always use or interact with the robot under adult supervision, to ensure safe operation and proper handling.
Where can I buy the FX Aegis Pro and what does it cost?
You can buy it through this page, by quotation. The cost is confirmed in the quotation, together with delivery, customs and support.
Summary
Where a mascot costume needs a person and a rest, the FX Aegis Pro brings a costumed performer that runs on a 216 Wh battery and a remote controller. It offers 12 degrees of freedom, 48 Nm peak joint torque, a 4K camera and more than ten pre-loaded motions in a 15 kg body. It suits events, retail displays, education and brand activations, and the figures in the table help you judge the fit. To go further, request a quotation; this page is the starting point.