Faraday Future unveiled a $2,490 humanoid robot and $299 mini model for developers and students, with robotics training, AI tools and phased availability.
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For developers and schoolchildren
Faraday Future, the American company that has been developing and trying to sell electric cars for over ten years without much success, has now started selling two models of the humanoid robots that it showed off earlier this year.
It is a model called FF Nova (pictured above) that Faraday Future sees as a development platform for primarily software for robots. The other model is called FF Nova Mini (pictured b…