The five-day robotics camps are being run with two Los Angeles-area school districts and Triple I as Faraday Future expands its embodied AI education push.
Faraday Future said it has begun the second week of three flagship robotics summer camps in Los Angeles, partnering with Lynwood Unified School District and El Segundo Unified School District as part of its embodied AI education strategy. The five-day FF Nexus Academy-style program takes students from introductory robotics lessons to an autonomous system showcase using the company’s own robotics platforms, including Navi, Aegis, Master and the Futurist data platform. The company said it has signed strategic cooperation MOUs with both school districts to advance K-12 embodied AI robotics education, along with a formal cooperation agreement with Lynwood Unified School District for its robotics summer camp. Faraday Future also said it launched a summer camp collaboration with Triple I, a U.S. full-service education institution, to support products, technology, curriculum content and broader education ecosystem development. Students from Lynwood Unified School District and El Segundo Unified School District are participating in three one-week sessions. The curriculum includes classroom discussions, interactive programming activities and hands-on work with robotics technologies such as ROS2, C++, Python, robotic attachments, autonomous navigation, AI vision, humanoid control, machine learning and data analytics. Faraday Future says it views education as an early large-scale application for consumer and institutional embodied AI robotics and aims to build what it calls the first scaled embodied AI education ecosystem in the United States.