Powered by the company's proprietary physics AI model Helix, Figure 03 features a fully upgraded visual system: frame rate doubled compared to its predecessor, latency reduced by 25%, and single-camera field of view expanded by 60%. Combined with extended depth perception, it navigates precisely through cluttered home spaces. Each palm incorporates a wide-angle, low-latency camera, enabling real-time feedback even when the main camera is obstructed and supporting adaptive control during object grasping.
Tailored for home environments, Figure 03 reduces weight and volume by 9% compared to Figure 02. Its exterior features removable, washable soft fabric, with multi-density foam padding at critical points to prevent pinching. The battery meets UN38.3 safety certification and supports 2KW wireless charging for autonomous docking and replenishment. Its fingertips detect pressure as low as 3 grams (roughly the weight of a paperclip), enabling stable grasping of fragile items like tomatoes and eggs.
For industrial applications, this robotic actuator doubles speed and enhances torque density, boosting object pickup efficiency. Its 10Gbps millimeter-wave data offload capability enables fleets to upload terabytes of data for continuous learning. Currently, Figure AI has established a new supply chain and activated its BotQ manufacturing facility. The first production line achieves an annual capacity of 12,000 units, with a target of 100,000 units within four years, accelerating the deployment of general-purpose humanoid robots.