FF Master Mini
High-end industrial humanoid robot with full-body mobility, multimodal perception, high-compute AI capabilities and expandable skill architecture. Built around NVIDIA Jetson Thor for up to 700 TOPS, with 51 active degrees of freedom (expandable to 71 with advanced dexterous hands), and a 1,152 Wh dual-battery system supporting roughly eight hours of work with rapid pack swaps. Part of a lineup of five new robots ranging from $9,990 compact humanoids to $137,900 industrial wheeled-legged quadrupeds.
Primary use case: industrial tasks, warehouse operations, dangerous environment exploration, full-body mobility tasks
Height
95 cm
Weight
19.5 kg
DOF
51
Battery
8 hrs
Specifications
Physical
Height
95 cm
Weight
19.5 kg
Degrees of Freedom
51
Locomotion
bipedal
Manipulation
Hand Type
advanced dexterous hands
Power & Autonomy
Battery Life
8 hrs
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
conversation, companionship, LiDAR-based surveillance, walking, dancing, multimodal perception, high-compute AI, application interface development
Onboard Compute
NVIDIA Jetson Thor (up to 700 TOPS)
Commercial
Availability
Commercial availability announced September 2026; lineup includes Master Mini ($9,990), Aegis Ultra-W ($12,990), Aegis Mega ($74,990), and Aegis Hyper ($137,900)
Primary Use Case
industrial tasks, warehouse operations, dangerous environment exploration, full-body mobility tasks
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