Faraday Future says OmniMind ranked No. 1 on a simulation test

Faraday Future has said its OmniMind model ranked No. 1 on RoboColiseum's global leaderboard as of November 6, with a score of 0.8698 out of 1.

The ranking is a simulation score from the company. Founder and global chief executive YT Jia said the leaderboard runs tests in simulation, not on physical robots. He said the score put OmniMind ahead of NVIDIA GR00T N1.7, GPT-6 Astra, Claude Opus 5.5, and π0.5. He said OmniMind scored about 0.99 in instruction following, 0.92 in spatial reasoning, and 0.96 in robustness to disturbances.

Jia described a layered system, not one action model. He said the model interprets instructions, 3D perception locates the target, and motion planning generates a path. He said the No. 1 ranking covers Phase One of a program he called Built in USA, which he said is complete. He said the company still plans to put OmniMind on real robots and to use later evaluation feedback to revise the model.

The update names sales work and gives no dollar figure. Jia said FFR has signed sales contracts with several integrators and distributors of security and inspection robots in North America. He did not name those firms. He said the company is working with Pinnacle in Southern California on a home-security proof of concept centered on the Aegis Ultra W. He said RoboShare sold one Master humanoid robot in Las Vegas. He also said schools and research groups in New York, Texas, Massachusetts, and California have asked about partnerships, and that those talks are not deals.

Two earnings calls are scheduled, not reported. FFR's third-quarter 2026 call is set for November 12 at 8 p.m. AST. Jia said it will be FFR's first earnings call since its listing. Faraday Future's call is set for November 16 at 8 p.m. AST. The release does not include results for either period.