The company’s presence at the September event highlighted its "All-New Futurist" robot, a platform designed for mobile operations and flexible task execution. Beyond hardware, the firm focused on its four-core stack: the EAI Brain, a developer platform, industry productivity solutions, and a data factory. These components form the backbone of the company’s push to transition from research-heavy prototypes to real-world industrial applications.
During the conference, leadership engaged with academic institutions and industry partners to promote its "Built in USA" acceleration program. YT Jia, founder and Global CEO of FF, noted that the event was a critical venue for recruiting talent and fostering deep cooperation with research centers. As the company moves toward a potential public listing through the acquisition of Faraday Future’s robotics assets, it faces the challenge of scaling its commercial deliveries while maintaining a foothold in the competitive US robotics landscape.
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