Robotics

Figure

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Teaching a robot to get on with the job.

Figure develops human-shaped robots for the places people already live and work. Its work brings together a physical robot, an AI control system and the manufacturing needed to build them.

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Focus
General-purpose humanoid robots
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Robot
Figure 03
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AI system
Helix
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Power
Electric
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The story behind the company.

Most machines are built around a single task. Figure is working on a robot that can tackle different jobs in spaces designed for people. Its humanoid shape lets it use hands, move through rooms and handle everyday objects.

Figure 03 is the company’s move towards household work. Figure describes tasks such as laundry, cleaning and dishes, alongside movement through stairs and tight spaces. These are the capabilities it is developing and demonstrating, not a promise that a robot can already do every job in every home.

Helix is the AI behind the movement. It connects what the robot sees with spoken instructions and physical actions. Figure also develops its own manufacturing operation, BotQ, to turn robot designs into a repeatable production process.

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What they’re building.

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Humanoid robot

Figure 03

A human-shaped electric robot designed to move through homes and handle household tasks. Figure’s demonstrations show how the hardware and AI work together on practical jobs.

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Robot AI

Helix

An AI system that links vision, language and action. It interprets a scene and an instruction, then controls the robot’s movement on board rather than following a fixed script.

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Manufacturing

BotQ

Figure’s in-house robot manufacturing facility. It is part of the company’s effort to build humanoids at greater scale, rather than a separate robot or consumer service.

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Figure 03 humanoid robot
Figure 03. Product image from Figure’s website.

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