Faraday Future showcases EAI Robotics World 2.0 at IROS 2026 in Pittsburgh

By Public Technologies
  • Faraday Future attended IROS 2026 in Pittsburgh from Sept. 28-30 to showcase its EAI Robotics World 2.0 platform.
  • Event focus included recruiting in-house development partners, data partners, engineers, AI specialists, industry-solution staff.
  • FF highlighted a “Built in USA” acceleration program to support its robotics rollout strategy.
  • Earlier this week, FF signed a non-binding term sheet to combine robotics assets into AIxC at an estimated $200 million valuation.
  • AIxC was renamed FF EAI Robotics Ecosystem, with the proposed deal aimed at an eventual independent public listing.


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