FFR Says OmniMind Tops RoboColiseum Embodied AI Ranking
FF EAI Robotics Ecosystem says its OmniMind embodied AI model ranked No. 1 on RoboColiseum's global leaderboard as of November 6. The company also reported sales contracts with several North American security and inspection robotics integrators.
- FFR says OmniMind ranked No. 1 on RoboColiseum's global leaderboard.
- The model scored 0.8698 out of 1 in the simulation-based ranking.
- FFR reports sales contracts with North American security and inspection integrators.
- The company is developing security, education, entertainment, industrial, and logistics applications.
- FFR's third-quarter 2026 earnings call is set for November 12.
OmniMind leads simulated robotics benchmark
FFR said OmniMind scored 0.8698 out of 1 on RoboColiseum's global leaderboard, ahead of models including NVIDIA GR00T N1.7, GPT-6 Astra, Claude Opus 5.5, and π0.5. RoboColiseum tests embodied AI models in simulation.
According to FFR, the model scored about 0.99 in instruction following, 0.92 in spatial reasoning, and 0.96 in robustness to disturbances. The company said the result marks progress for its EAI Brain core during Phase One of its “Built in USA” program, which it said is now complete.
FFR described OmniMind as using a layered architecture and programmatic execution. In the company's account, the model interprets instructions, 3D perception locates a target, and motion planning generates a path. Each stage can then be checked, analyzed, and optimized separately.
Company advances security and inspection sales
FFR said its security and inspection product lines have reached proof-of-concept, sales, and delivery stages across all four of its cores. On the business-to-business side, the company said it has partnered with several leading integrators and distributors of security and inspection robotics solutions in North America and signed sales contracts with them.
FFR said those agreements are intended to accelerate commercialization and support higher sales volumes in the sector. Deployments in real settings are also expected by the company to provide data for training and help improve its Brain, Devices, and Industry Productivity Solutions.
For consumer security, FFR said it is working with Pinnacle in Southern California to identify suitable luxury homes and assess residents' security needs. Aegis Ultra W and other robots are expected to be central to that solution, with the proof of concept still in progress.
Updates across FFR's robotics ecosystems
FFR said it has received partnership and purchase inquiries from K, 12 schools, education and training providers, colleges and universities, and research institutions in New York, Texas, Massachusetts, and California.
In its commercial and services ecosystem, the company said RoboShare sold a Master humanoid robot in Las Vegas. FFR said the sale expands its U.S. user base and gives it an opportunity to explore robot-based business models for the global entertainment industry. Its industrial and logistics team is continuing research and development and is working toward the proof-of-concept stage.
FFR said it will hold its third-quarter 2026 earnings call on November 12 at 4 p.m. Pacific Time, its first earnings call since listing. FFAI's third-quarter 2026 earnings call is scheduled for November 16 at 4 p.m. Pacific Time.
