Faraday Future says September sales, shipments of EAI robotics devices hit record 265 units

By Public Technologies
  • Faraday Future posted September sales and shipments of 265 FF EAI robotics devices, a monthly record.
  • Q3 cumulative sales and shipments reached 575 units; totals from end-February through end-September hit 817 units.
  • Signed developers and developer partners exceeded 100; plans an Oct. 14 launch for new EAI Brain, Skills products, and devices.
  • Robotics spinoff plan advanced via proposed merger with AIxC; AIxC ticker changed to FFR, with trading volume rising several times.


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