Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc. (NASDAQ: FFAI) (“Faraday Future”, “FF” or the “Company”), a California-based global Embodied AI (EAI) ecosystem company, recently announced that it hosted the EAI Developer Ecosystem Forum and the strategic launch of the FF EAI Brain & Open Developer Platform in San Francisco on April 25. With this launch, FF unveils the Company’s EAI developer platform purpose-built for AI natives, marking 2026 as the inaugural year of EAI robotics education and officially opens recruitment for co-builders of its global developer ecosystem.
The forum culminated in a live capability showcase featuring FF Futurist, the Company’s full-size professional EAI humanoid robot, demonstrating nine end-to-end Agent Skills across Home Assistant, Commercial Security, Pet Companion, and Hospitality and Reception scenarios. FF also previewed home security integration combining FX Aegis, FF’s professional EAI quadruped robot, with smart home automation. Recruitment for the first batch of 1.0 co-creation partners is now open.
The FF EAI Brain & Open Developer Platform features six developer tools (Brain Blocks, Create Studio, EAI Soul, EAI Scribe, EAI Studio, and an SDK and API) and four core infrastructure layers (a unified developer portal, a Sim-to-Real evolution field, a data closed-loop engine, and an agile development and release toolchain). Together, they make robot development as accessible as software development, lowering the barrier for everyone from K‑12 students to professional engineers to build executable robot capabilities known as Agent Skills.
The platform officially opens recruitment across three categories of developers: Young Futurist for K‑12 students aged 6 to 18, EAI Futurist for scenario experts and creators, and EAI Builder for professional engineers, research teams, and OEM partners. Each category follows a four-tier progression path from Beginner to Leader. A comprehensive developer incentive program covering revenue sharing, grants, hackathons, the Campus Program, a tier-based seniority system, and global community exposure ensures that every contributor truly benefits from the ecosystem they help build.
The forum drew leaders from across the embodied AI ecosystem, including Yong Wang, CEO of StarBot Robotics; Ling Zong, Ph.D., President of the Silicon Valley Artificial Intelligence Research Institute (USA); Christine Chen, Professor at California Science and Technology University (CSTU); Heidi Yu, CEO of SocialBook; Lei Zarboulas, Founder of RedOlive Investors; Teddy Fang, CEO of NS Federation; and Edward Qu, CEO of Vigiles Robotics. The event closed with a panel discussion titled “The Robotics Education Revolution: How Embodied AI Is Raising the Next Generation of Builders.”
“The launch of the FF EAI Brain & Open Developer Platform is more than a product release. It is the opening of a new ecosystem where everyone, from K‑12 students to professional engineers, can build the capabilities that will define the embodied AI era,” said Chris Chen, Co-CEO of FF AI-Robotics. “By marking 2026 as the inaugural year of EAI robotics education, we are not only lowering the barrier to robot development. We are inviting the next generation of AI natives to co-create the future with us and ensuring that every developer who joins us truly benefits from the ecosystem they help build.”
Looking ahead, the FF EAI Brain & Open Developer Platform will serve as the foundational infrastructure for FF’s broader EAI ecosystem, connecting devices, data, and intelligence at scale. By cultivating a global community of AI-native developers and deepening partnerships across education, research, and industry, FF aims to accelerate the real-world deployment of EAI robots and reinforce its long-term positioning as a leader of the global Embodied AI ecosystem.
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