Request a quote
The more you can tell us about the site and your needs, the more useful the first call is. If you do not know an answer yet, leave it blank or pick not sure. Nothing here is a commitment.
What happens after you send this
1
We read it.
Our leadership team handles quotes directly, so the person who replies is the person who prices the work.
2
We follow up.
If we need more detail about the task or the site before we can price it accurately, we will ask.
3
You get a written quote.
Covering the units, development, integration, and training your deployment calls for.
Helpful to have ready
The task you want covered, and how many hours a day it runs
Photos or a floor plan of the space, if you have them
Your procurement process and who signs off
Any certification or documentation your agency requires
Not ready for a quote?
Specifications for each system live on the product pages, in a table, attributed to the manufacturer. For a general question, use the contact form instead.
What a quote covers
Four lines, and you know what each one buys
A robot on its own is a piece of hardware. What makes it work in your building is the four items below, and we price them separately so you can see what you are paying for.
Every deployment quote is built from these components. Lead times and prices are confirmed at quote, not on this page.
| Component | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Hardware | The Faraday Future humanoid or quadruped units themselves, delivered to your site. |
| Secondary development | The software and hardware changes your specific deployment calls for, including CORAS® where it applies. |
| On-site integration | Installation in person, connection to your network and workflow, and testing in place. |
| Operator training | Your people run the system before we leave, with curriculum built around how your team actually works. |
Before you send it
Three things worth knowing
We are the distributor, not the manufacturer
MOSO Robotics is a nationwide distributor for Faraday Future, and we do the secondary development and integration work. Performance figures come from the manufacturer, and we will point you to their documentation rather than quoting numbers as our own.
A robot does not arrive ready to work
Scoping, configuration, installation, and training are part of every deployment. That is why the first step here is a conversation and not a shopping cart.
We will say no when it fits
Some jobs are not a match for a humanoid or quadruped system yet. If yours is one of them, you will hear that before a purchase order, not after.
Not ready just yet? Our contact form is quicker to fill out for more general questions before a serious inquiry.