- Wheels for Distance, Legs for Obstacles A wheel at the end of each leg covers flat ground efficiently, and the legs lift to clear curbs and steps.
- Top of the Wheel-Legged Line The Ultra-W+ is the highest configuration of the Aegis Ultra-W, one step above the standard model.
- Quiet on Patrol Wheeled travel avoids the footfall of a walking robot, which suits night rounds and occupied buildings.
- Fast on Flat Ground The Ultra-W platform has been reported at more than 19.8 km/h, and it climbs slopes of up to 40°.
- Open Development Platform Secondary development, simulation training and multi-robot coordination are supported, with SDK and API access in the Ultra tier.
- Professional Payloads LiDAR, depth cameras, communication modules, robotic arms, fire extinguishers and security modules can be fitted.
- Wi-Fi, 5G and OTA Updates The robot stays connected on outdoor sites, and new autonomy features arrive over the air.
Description
The FX Aegis Ultra-W+ is the highest configuration of the Aegis Ultra-W, Faraday Future's wheel-legged quadruped. Each of its four legs ends in a wheel: on corridors, car parks, campus paths and warehouse aisles it drives like a wheeled robot, and at a curb, step or obstacle the legs lift and articulate to clear it. That hybrid mobility is the reason to choose it over the Aegis Ultra+, its legged counterpart at the top of the line.
The Ultra-W platform weighs about 22 kg, climbs slopes of up to 40° and has been reported at more than 19.8 km/h. Rolling instead of walking also keeps it quiet, without the repetitive footfall of a walking quadruped, which suits night patrols, hotels, residences and offices where a robot works around people. Wi-Fi and 5G keep it connected, and remote operation can be extended to outdoor sites and areas with weak network coverage.
It is an open platform. The Ultra-W line supports secondary development, simulation training, multi-robot coordination and professional payloads such as LiDAR, depth cameras, communication modules, robotic arms, fire extinguishers and security modules. In the Ultra tier, Faraday Future pairs this with SDK and API access, NVIDIA Isaac Sim support, visual programming with Python and the OpenClaw no-code tool. Autonomous patrol and follow-me are part of the Aegis family, while advanced navigation, and self-charging on selected variants, are being delivered through over-the-air updates.
What the "+" adds over the standard Ultra-W, including compute, sensor fit, battery, runtime, ingress rating and the included skills package, is confirmed against Faraday Future's current datasheet in writing before you order. If your routes are mostly rough ground or stairs rather than long flat stretches, compare it with the legged Aegis Ultra+ first, and check whether its 5G and other radio modules need local approval in your country.
Key Capabilities
- Wheels for Distance, Legs for Obstacles: A wheel at the end of each leg covers flat ground efficiently, and the legs lift to clear curbs and steps.
- Top of the Wheel-Legged Line: The Ultra-W+ is the highest configuration of the Aegis Ultra-W, one step above the standard model.
- Quiet on Patrol: Wheeled travel avoids the footfall of a walking robot, which suits night rounds and occupied buildings.
- Fast on Flat Ground: The Ultra-W platform has been reported at more than 19.8 km/h, and it climbs slopes of up to 40°.
- Open Development Platform: Secondary development, simulation training and multi-robot coordination are supported, with SDK and API access in the Ultra tier.
- Professional Payloads: LiDAR, depth cameras, communication modules, robotic arms, fire extinguishers and security modules can be fitted.
- Wi-Fi, 5G and OTA Updates: The robot stays connected on outdoor sites, and new autonomy features arrive over the air.
Buying through Robotix Market
This unit is sourced new through established distribution channels and ships worldwide with the full 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.
Features
Specs
| Brand | FX (Faraday Future) |
|---|---|
| Model | Aegis Ultra-W+ |
| Product Type | Wheel-legged quadruped robot, highest configuration of the Aegis Ultra-W |
| Locomotion | Wheel at the end of each leg; wheeled travel on flat ground, legged clearing of curbs, steps and obstacles |
| Weight | About 22 kg (Ultra-W platform) |
| Top Speed | Over 19.8 km/h reported for the Ultra-W platform |
| Slope | Up to 40° |
| Operation | Low-noise wheeled travel |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi and 5G |
| Autonomy | Autonomous patrol and follow-me; further features via over-the-air updates |
| Development | Secondary development, simulation training, multi-robot coordination; SDK and API access, NVIDIA Isaac Sim, visual programming with Python and OpenClaw in the Ultra tier |
| Payload Expansion | LiDAR, depth cameras, communication modules, robotic arms, fire extinguishers, security modules |
| Updates | Over-the-air |
| Compute | Confirm at quote |
| Sensor Fit | Confirm at quote |
| Battery and Runtime | Confirm at quote |
| Ingress Protection | Confirm at quote |
| Payload | Confirm at quote |
| Obstacle Clearance | Confirm at quote |
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Aegis Ultra+ is the top legged configuration; the Ultra-W+ is its wheel-legged counterpart, with a wheel at the end of each leg. It rolls long flat routes quickly and quietly and steps over obstacles, while for routes that are mostly rough ground or stairs the legged Ultra+ is the one to compare.
It is the higher-tier configuration of the Ultra-W. Its compute, sensor fit, battery, ingress rating and included skills package are confirmed against Faraday Future's current datasheet in writing before you order.
More than 19.8 km/h has been reported for the Ultra-W platform, and it climbs slopes of up to 40°. Figures for your exact Ultra-W+ configuration are confirmed at quote.
Autonomous patrol, follow-me and integration with home, campus and industrial security systems for status reporting are part of the Aegis family's design. Advanced navigation, and self-charging on selected variants, are being delivered progressively through over-the-air updates.
Yes. The Ultra-W line supports secondary development, simulation training and multi-robot coordination, and the Ultra tier comes with SDK and API access, NVIDIA Isaac Sim support, Python and visual programming, and the OpenClaw no-code tool. The exact stack for your unit is confirmed at quote.
The FX Aegis Ultra-W+ Wheel-Legged Robot Dog is priced at 98 250 zł in your market.
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