LOS ANGELES – November 08, 2026 -- FF EAI Robotics Ecosystem Inc. (NASDAQ: FFR) said its OmniMind embodied AI model ranked No. 1 overall on RoboColiseum's global leaderboard as of November 6, scoring 0.8698 out of 1 in simulation-based testing.
According to FFR, the score is ahead of NVIDIA GR00T N1.7, GPT-6 Astra and Claude Opus 5.5, among other models. The disclosure came in the 80th weekly business update from YT Jia, Founder and Global CEO of FFR and Faraday Future.
OmniMind posts 0.99 in instruction following on a layered architecture
FFR reported sub-scores of about 0.99 for instruction following, 0.92 for spatial reasoning and 0.96 for robustness to disturbances. The company attributes the result to a layered architecture with programmatic execution rather than a typical vision-language-action (VLA) approach, in which one model generates actions directly.
In OmniMind, the model first interprets the instructions. 3D perception then locates the target, and motion planning generates the path. Each step can be checked, analyzed and optimized separately while the robot works.
FFR said the ranking reflects completion of Phase One of its "Built in USA" program for the EAI Brain core. It also credited 12 years of Physical AI expertise at Faraday Future.
FFR signs sales contracts with several North American security robot integrators
FFR said its security and inspection product lines across all four cores have moved into proof of concept, sales and delivery. On the B2B side, the company signed sales contracts with several leading integrators and distributors of security and inspection robotics solutions in North America. FFR expects the deployments to generate training data for its Brain, Devices and Industry Productivity Solutions.
On the B2C side, FFR is working with Pinnacle in Southern California to identify suitable luxury homes and assess residents' security needs. The Aegis Ultra W robot is to anchor the home security solution, and FFR aims to complete the proof of concept as soon as possible.
RoboShare sells a Master humanoid robot in Las Vegas
In the commercial and services ecosystem, RoboShare sold a Master humanoid robot in Las Vegas. FFR said the sale expands its U.S. user base and lets it explore robot business models for the entertainment industry.
In education, FFR reported partnership and purchase inquiries from K-12 schools, training providers, colleges, universities and research institutions in New York, Texas, Massachusetts and California. In industrial and logistics, the team is still in R&D and aims to start proof of concept as soon as possible.
FFR schedules its first earnings call since listing for November 12
FFR will hold its third-quarter 2026 earnings call on November 12 at 4 p.m. Pacific Time, its first since listing. FFAI will hold its own third-quarter 2026 call on November 16 at 4 p.m. Pacific Time.