Shares of Faraday Future Intelligent Electric, Inc. (FFAI) slipped over 10% in premarket trading after a recent rally, even as the company expanded its robotics strategy into U.S. classrooms and secured fresh funding. Faraday Future partnered with education institution Triple I to launch an embodied-AI robotics summer camp in the U.S., following the unveiling of California’s first EAI Robotics Education and Innovation Lab at its El Segundo headquarters. Over the weekend, Faraday Future secured $45 million to execute its “Three-in-One” embodied-AI ecosystem spanning robotics, vehicles and software infrastructure. Founder and Global Co-CEO Jia Yueting called the deal the company’s “lowest-cost, that is, less potential dilution and most favorable financing transaction” in recent years. The classroom robotics initiative builds on the company’s Tesla-style pivot toward humanoid robotics and AI platforms. The fresh updates come as the company races to regain compliance with Nasdaq rules after trading below $1 for over 30 consecutive sessions. The company has until Sept. 16 to restore compliance or face potential delisting risk.