The FX Aegis Ultra-W is the wheel-legged model of Faraday Future's Aegis Ultra range, built for patrols that are measured in ground covered per shift rather than in agility. A wheel at the end of each leg lets it drive most of a route like a small, fast rover and walk only where the route demands it: up a curb, or over an obstacle a wheeled robot would stop at. Faraday Future describes it as a lightweight professional wheel-legged robot for security and companionship.

At about 22 kg it is light enough for one or two people to lift, move between sites, or carry past an obstacle it should not attempt. Its top speed was reported at launch at more than 19.8 km/h, and it climbs slopes of up to 40°. Rolling also keeps it quiet, with no footfall on every step, which suits night shifts, hotels, residential communities and offices, where a patrol robot should be seen when useful and unheard otherwise.

It ships with Faraday Future's Skills Package. The company runs one embodied-AI architecture across its robots, so skills developed for one form can be adapted to another, and the Ultra-W starts from that library rather than from scratch. For your own work it supports secondary development, simulation training and multi-robot coordination for fleets sharing routes and tasks. In the Ultra tier, Faraday Future offers SDK and API access, NVIDIA Isaac Sim, visual programming with Python and the OpenClaw no-code tool; the exact stack for your configuration is confirmed at quote. Aegis-family autonomous patrol and follow-me, Wi-Fi and 5G, and links to home, campus and industrial security systems for status reporting are part of the design, with more autonomy arriving over the air.

Choose it over the legged Aegis Ultra when your routes are mostly paved with occasional obstacles; for sites dominated by rough ground or stairs, the legged Ultra is the stronger choice. The Ultra-W+ sits one tier above it as the top of the wheel-legged line. Compute, sensors, battery, runtime and ingress rating for the Ultra-W are confirmed against Faraday Future's current datasheet with the quotation, and 5G and other radio modules may need local approval outside the United States.

Key Capabilities

• Rolls most of the route: It drives paved paths on its wheels and lifts its legs only for curbs and obstacles a wheeled robot would stop at.
• More ground per charge: On mostly paved patrol routes, rolling uses less energy per metre than walking, so each charge covers more ground.
• No footfall noise: Wheeled travel is quiet enough for night shifts, hotels, residential communities and offices.
• About 22 kg to move between sites: One or two people can lift it, load it and deploy it at the next site.
• Skills Package included: It starts from Faraday Future's shared skills library, built on one embodied-AI architecture across the company's robots.
• Fleet coordination: Multi-robot coordination lets several units share routes and tasks across a large site.
• Linked to your security systems: Aegis-family integration with home, campus and industrial security systems supports continuous patrol, status reporting and coordinated responses.

Buying through Robotix Market

This unit is sourced new through established distribution channels and ships worldwide with the manufacturer warranty. Technical support is coordinated with the manufacturer's own service network. Deployment scope, configuration, and commissioning responsibilities are agreed as part of the quotation — on-site installation is not included in the product price.