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Figure AI, Inc. is an American robotics company developing AI-powered humanoid robots. The company was founded in 2022 by Brett Adcock, also known for founding Archer Aviation and Vettery.[1][2]

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History

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In 2022, the company introduced its prototype, Figure 01, a bipedal robot designed for manual labor, initially targeting the logistics and warehousing sectors.[3]

In May 2023, the company raised $70 million from investors led by Parkway Venture Capital.[4]

On 18 January 2024, Figure announced a partnership with BMW to deploy humanoid robots in automotive manufacturing facilities.[5]

In February 2024, Figure AI secured $675 million in venture capital funding from a consortium that includes Jeff Bezos, Microsoft, Nvidia, Intel, and the startup-funding divisions of Amazon and OpenAI.[1][6][7] The funding valued the company at $2.6 billion.[1] It also announced a partnership with OpenAI. The collaboration includes OpenAI building specialized AI models for Figure's humanoid robots, allowing them to accelerate Figure's development timeline by enabling its robots to "process and reason from language".[7]

In 2025, Figure ended its collaboration with OpenAI, stating that large language models are "getting smarter yet more commoditized".[8]

In February, Figure AI announced Helix, the next generation of its humanoid robot.[9]

On March 15, 2025, Figure AI introduced BotQ, a manufacturing facility aiming to produce 12,000 humanoids per year. Figure AI plans to progressively use its own humanoid robots to assist in building additional robots.[10][11]

Products

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Figure 02

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On August 6, 2024, Figure AI introduced Figure 02, a new version of its humanoid robot. The company described it as the next step toward deploying humanoids for industrial use. Figure 02 features integrated cabling in its limbs and a battery integrated into the torso. It is equipped with 6 RGB cameras, paired with an onboard vision language model. Powered by Nvidia RTX GPU-based modules, its inference capabilities provide 3x of the computing power of the previous model.[12] It is equipped with microphones and speakers combined with a custom AI model, developed in partnership with OpenAI to facilitate conversational capabilities with humans. The redesigned five-fingered robotic hands have 16 degrees of freedom and the ability to carry objects up to 25kg. Figure 02 robots have been tested at a BMW plant in South Carolina.[13][14]

Helix

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Helix is an evolved version of Figure 02 that comes with 35 degrees of freedom, including human-like wrists, hands, and fingers. It features Helix VLA, a generalist vision-language-action neural network that can control two robots at once. The system can observe its surroundings, respond to natural language commands, interact with the real world without the extended training required by prior generations. Helix can control two robots simultaneously and direct them to collaborate with each other. Each robot has two GPUs. System 2 handles high-level planning at 7-9 Hz (operations per second), while System 1 provides low-level control at 200 Hz. System 2 plans tasks, while System 1 carries them out. Figure claims that its robots can pick up nearly any small household object, even those it has not seen before.[9]

Figure 03

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On October 9, 2025, Figure AI introduced Figure 03, the company’s third-generation humanoid robot. Figure 03 represents a complete hardware and software redesign aimed at creating a general-purpose robot capable of learning directly from humans. The robot features a next-generation sensory suite and hand system built for Helix. Its upgraded camera system delivers double the frame rate, one-quarter the latency, and a 60% wider field of view compared to previous models.[15]

Each hand includes embedded palm cameras and custom tactile sensors capable of detecting forces as small as three grams, allowing precise and adaptive manipulation. For home environments, Figure 03 incorporates safety-focused soft materials, multi-density foam coverings, and a UN38.3-certified battery with multiple safety layers. It supports wireless inductive charging, improved audio for natural communication, and removable, washable textiles. Figure 03 is set to be produced at BotQ.[16]

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In 2025, the company issued cease-and-desist letters to secondary brokers promoting its private stock without authorization.[17]

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Figure AI is an American artificial intelligence and robotics company founded in 2022 by Brett Adcock and headquartered in San Jose, California. The company specializes in developing general-purpose humanoid robots powered by advanced AI, with successive models including Figure 01 (unveiled in 2023), Figure 02 (launched in 2024 and tested in industrial settings), and Figure 03 (introduced in 2025 for household applications), a sleek black-and-white humanoid robot designed for autonomous everyday tasks such as laundry, cleaning, and dishwashing. On March 25, 2026, Figure 03 accompanied First Lady Melania Trump down the red carpet at the White House during the second day of her Fostering the Future Together Global Coalition Summit, focused on AI, education, and technology for children. The robot introduced itself as "Figure three, a humanoid built in the United States of America," welcomed international guests (including first spouses from over 40 countries), and demonstrated multilingual capabilities by addressing attendees in their native languages. Melania Trump remarked that it was her "first American-made humanoid guest in the White House." These robots are designed to perform tasks in manufacturing, logistics, and home environments to address labor shortages and enable human-like interaction in real-world settings.[1][2] The company's flagship AI platform, Helix, enables its robots to navigate unpredictable environments, process multimodal inputs, and perform complex tasks such as handling fragile objects or engaging in real-time reasoning. Figure AI has pursued strategic partnerships with organizations including BMW for real-world testing of its robots in manufacturing facilities, as well as collaborations with NVIDIA and Microsoft to advance embodied AI capabilities.[1][3] Figure AI has experienced rapid growth in funding and valuation. It raised $70 million in a Series A round in May 2023, followed by a $675 million Series B round in February 2024 at a $2.6 billion post-money valuation. In September 2025, the company secured over $1 billion in its Series C round—led by Parkway Venture Capital and including investments from Brookfield Asset Management, NVIDIA, Intel Capital, and others—achieving a $39 billion post-money valuation. The total funding raised is approximately $1.9 billion, supporting scaled production, expanded deployments, and advancements in AI training infrastructure.[1][3][4][2] Positioned as a leader in the emerging field of commercially viable humanoid robotics, Figure AI focuses on creating robots that integrate safely and efficiently into workplaces and homes, with a long-term vision of transforming labor dynamics through AI-driven autonomy.[3][5]

History

Founding

Figure AI was founded in May 2022 by entrepreneur Brett Adcock.[6][7] Adcock, who previously founded companies including Archer Aviation and Vettery, established the startup to develop general-purpose humanoid robots powered by advanced AI.[8][7] The company is headquartered in San Jose, California.[9] Figure AI had no funding or operational activity in 2021, with its founding marking the start of its development efforts.[6] From inception, Adcock's vision centered on addressing unprecedented labor shortages, particularly in industries facing unsafe, undesirable, or repetitive jobs such as manufacturing, shipping and logistics, warehousing, and retail.[10] The initial mission emphasized creating autonomous humanoid robots capable of performing structured tasks alongside humans, eliminating hazardous work, and contributing to higher productivity and living standards by transforming labor-based economies.[10][7] In its early phase, the company operated in stealth mode during its initial development, emerging publicly in March 2023 when it unveiled Figure 01, having focused on assembling a team of robotics and AI experts and conducting prototype development that led to the creation of its first humanoid robot, Figure 01.[11][12]

Funding rounds

Figure AI has raised approximately $1.9 billion in total funding since its founding in 2022, with no additional funding rounds reported as of February 11, 2026. The company remains a private entity, with its shareholders consisting of investors accumulated from these funding rounds. The company's capital has come through successive rounds aimed at accelerating the development, training, manufacturing, and commercial deployment of general-purpose humanoid robots. The funding history includes the following major rounds:
DateRoundAmount RaisedPost-Money ValuationKey Investors
May 2023Series A$70 millionN/AParkway Venture Capital (lead), Brett Adcock, Aliya Capital, Bold Capital Partners, Tamarack Global, FJ Labs, Till Reuter [13]
February 2024Series B$675 million$2.6 billionMicrosoft, OpenAI Startup Fund, NVIDIA, Amazon, Jeff Bezos (Bezos Expeditions), Parkway Venture Capital, Intel Capital, Align Ventures, ARK Invest [14]
September 2025Series C>$1 billion committed$39 billionParkway Venture Capital (lead), Brookfield Asset Management, NVIDIA, Macquarie Capital, Intel Capital, Align Ventures, LG Technology Ventures, Salesforce, T-Mobile Ventures, Qualcomm Ventures [3]
The Series A round in May 2023 provided capital to accelerate development of the Figure 01 humanoid robot, build the company's AI data pipeline for autonomous operations, and advance toward commercialization.[13] The Series B round in February 2024 supported scaling AI training, robot manufacturing, engineering expansion, and commercial deployment efforts, alongside a collaboration agreement with OpenAI for next-generation AI models and use of Microsoft Azure for infrastructure.[14] The Series C round, announced in September 2025, exceeded $1 billion in committed capital and focused on scaling production at the company's BotQ manufacturing facility, expanding next-generation GPU infrastructure for the Helix AI platform, advancing data collection for improved robotic perception and control, and enabling real-world deployments in household and commercial environments.[3] These rounds, anchored by recurring investors such as Parkway Venture Capital, NVIDIA, Intel Capital, and Microsoft, as well as strategic participants like OpenAI Startup Fund and Brookfield Asset Management, have positioned Figure AI to scale humanoid robotics for industrial and household applications.

Key milestones

Figure AI was founded in May 2022 by Brett Adcock, who published a master plan articulating the company's long-term vision for general-purpose humanoid robots capable of addressing labor shortages across industries and households.[10] The company emerged from stealth in March 2023 with the introduction of Figure 01, its first humanoid prototype, initially designed for logistics and supply chain applications.[15] Subsequent milestones in 2023 included demonstrations of dynamic walking capabilities in October.[15] By early 2024, the company showcased AI-driven task performance, such as autonomous coffee preparation after limited training.[15] In August 2024, Figure unveiled Figure 02, an advanced model featuring improved manipulation, longer runtime, and enhanced AI inference, enabling viability trials in real-world industrial settings including BMW production facilities.[15] By late 2024, the company achieved initial revenue from commercial deployments and reported ongoing progress in autonomous operations.[15] In February 2025, Figure ended its collaboration agreement with OpenAI to prioritize vertically integrated, in-house AI development, citing a major breakthrough in end-to-end robot AI.[16] This shift coincided with the introduction of Helix, the company's proprietary Vision-Language-Action model, and announcements of alpha testing for home environments later that year.[17] In March 2025, Figure launched BotQ, its high-volume manufacturing facility in California, designed to produce up to 12,000 humanoid robots annually with vertically integrated processes and increasing use of robots in assembly.[18] In September 2025, the company announced Project Go-Big, an initiative to create the world's largest humanoid pretraining dataset through partnerships for collecting diverse real-world human behavior data, enabling zero-shot human video-to-robot transfer and advancing generalist control for cluttered environments and natural language instructions.[19] These developments marked significant progress toward scalable autonomy and broader applications, including household settings.[19]

Public demonstrations

On March 25, 2026, Figure AI's Figure 03 humanoid robot participated in a high-profile public event at the White House, walking alongside First Lady Melania Trump during the Fostering the Future Together Global Coalition Summit. The event was part of First Lady Melania Trump's "Fostering the Future Together" Global Coalition Summit, emphasizing AI's role in personalized education, online child protection, and partnerships with companies like Meta to address digital risks for youth. The summit highlighted public-private collaboration amid broader discussions on technology's impact on children, coinciding with ongoing legal scrutiny of social media platforms. Figure 03 introduced itself with: "Thank you, First Lady Melania Trump, for inviting me to the White House. It is an honor to be at Fostering the Future Together's Global Coalition inaugural Meeting. I'm Figure three, a humanoid built in the United States of America. I am grateful to be part of this historic event." It then welcomed guests and spoke in multiple languages. This marked a significant moment for humanoid robotics, showcasing U.S.-developed AI autonomy in a diplomatic setting. According to Figure AI and contemporary media reports (including NBC News coverage of the event), the Figure 03 performed the demonstration completely autonomously, with no humans remotely controlling it. This underscored the capabilities of its onboard Helix AI system for real-time vision-to-action processing, speech, and navigation in a live, high-profile setting without external intervention.

Products

Figure 01

Figure 01 is the initial prototype humanoid robot developed by Figure AI, unveiled on March 2, 2023, as the company emerged from stealth mode.[11] The full-scale build was completed in approximately six months following the company's founding.[11] The bipedal robot was designed as a general-purpose humanoid to perform manual labor tasks, with an initial emphasis on addressing labor shortages in logistics, warehousing, manufacturing, and retail sectors.[11] It incorporated human-like dexterity to enable structured and repetitive tasks in early development phases, with plans for expanded capabilities through advancements in AI and software.[11] Early testing included demonstrations of dynamic bipedal walking in October 2023, utilizing torque-controlled locomotion that applied joint torque rather than predefined positions or speeds, allowing adaptation to disturbances and uneven terrain.[20] However, the prototype showed limitations, including tethered operation and reduced speed—reaching only about 17% of human walking speed in early 2024 tests.[21][20] These early results and constraints informed refinements that led to the development of subsequent models.

Figure 02

Figure 02 is the second-generation humanoid robot developed by Figure AI, unveiled on August 6, 2024.[22] It represents a ground-up redesign focused on industrial applications, building on the prototype capabilities of Figure 01. The robot features integrated cabling in its limbs for improved reliability, higher durability, and cleaner packaging.[22] Its 2.25 kWh custom battery pack is housed in the torso, delivering over 50% more energy capacity than the previous generation to support extended operation.[22] Figure 02 is equipped with six onboard RGB cameras enabling advanced visual perception of the environment.[22] Compute performance is enhanced with dual NVIDIA RTX GPU modules, providing three times the AI inference capability compared to its predecessor to handle complex real-world tasks.[23] The fourth-generation hands incorporate 16 degrees of freedom and human-equivalent strength, allowing precise manipulation across a broad range of industrial activities.[22] Figure 02 supports conversational interaction through speech-to-speech capabilities, using onboard microphones and speakers connected to custom AI models developed in partnership with OpenAI.[22] Prior to its public unveiling, the robot underwent successful testing at BMW Group Plant Spartanburg, where it performed AI data collection, use-case training, and dexterous tasks such as inserting sheet metal parts into fixtures during chassis assembly.[22][24] This trial demonstrated its potential for safe integration into real production environments, particularly for repetitive or ergonomically challenging operations.[24]

Figure 03

Figure 03 is the third-generation humanoid robot developed by Figure AI, introduced on October 9, 2025.[25] It represents a complete redesign for high-volume manufacturing and general-purpose use in homes and commercial settings. Engineered at the BotQ facility, it targets initial production of up to 12,000 units per year, with a goal of 100,000 robots over the next four years. Powered by the proprietary Helix AI system, Figure 03 learns directly from human demonstrations, navigates unpredictable environments, and performs precise manipulation using advanced hands with embedded palm cameras and tactile sensors capable of detecting forces as small as three grams. Upgrades include improved camera systems with higher frame rates, lower latency, and wider field of view.[25] The robot incorporates a completely redesigned sensory suite and hand system purpose-built for home use. Its next-generation vision system includes upgraded cameras offering twice the frame rate, one-quarter the latency, and a 60% wider field of view per camera compared to prior models, all within a more compact form factor and with expanded depth of field for stable perception in cluttered spaces. Each hand features an embedded palm camera providing wide-field, low-latency visual feedback for precise manipulation even when main cameras are occluded, such as during tasks involving reaching into cabinets. The hands also integrate first-generation tactile sensors capable of detecting forces as small as three grams of pressure, enabling delicate handling of fragile or irregular objects by distinguishing secure grips from potential slips.[25][26] Figure 03 (also referred to as Figure 3) is the third-generation humanoid robot developed by Figure AI, introduced on October 9, 2025.[25] It represents a complete redesign for high-volume manufacturing and general-purpose use in homes and commercial settings. Engineered at the BotQ facility, it targets initial production of up to 12,000 units per year, with a goal of 100,000 robots over the next four years. Powered by the proprietary Helix AI system (including the Helix 02 model) enabling end-to-end neural network processing for vision, touch, and planning with no task-specific programming or human intervention during execution, Figure 03 learns directly from human demonstrations, navigates unpredictable environments, and performs precise manipulation using advanced hands with embedded palm cameras and tactile sensors capable of detecting forces as small as three grams. Upgrades include improved camera systems with higher frame rates, lower latency, and wider field of view.[25] Figure 03 focuses on autonomous performance of common household tasks such as laundry, doing dishes, and cleaning, with design choices prioritizing maneuverability, safety, and seamless integration into everyday home environments.[25] It is powered by the Helix AI system.[25] Key specifications include a height of approximately 5'6" to 5'8" (168–173 cm), weight of around 61 kg, payload capacity of 20 kg, battery runtime of about 5 hours via wireless charging, walking speed of 1.2 m/s, and 30–35 degrees of freedom overall with highly dexterous hands (16–20 DoF). Figure 03 emphasizes natural human-like motion, the ability to navigate stairs, and adaptation to unpredictable environments. Compared to competitors such as Tesla Optimus, Figure 03 prioritizes home-friendly design and advanced AI reasoning capabilities, whereas Optimus emphasizes scalable production and operational speed. In March 2026, specifically on March 25, Figure 03 (also referred to as F.03) achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first humanoid robot to visit the White House. Invited by First Lady Melania Trump, the AI-powered humanoid robot accompanied her at the "Fostering the Future Together" summit focused on using technology to empower children's education. Video footage of the robot walking alongside her and navigating the red carpet became widely shared, highlighting a high-profile demonstration of humanoid robotics in an educational and political context. During the event, F.03 autonomously delivered remarks introducing itself, greeted international guests in their native languages, and engaged in seamless interactions. Figure AI founder Brett Adcock confirmed via public statements that the demonstration was fully autonomous, with no human teleoperation, remote control, or scripted human involvement, consistent with the company's focus on end-to-end neural network autonomy through the Helix AI model. This event underscored advancements in real-world humanoid robot deployment beyond industrial settings.

Helix

Helix is a vision-language-action (VLA) model developed by Figure AI for generalist humanoid control, unifying perception, language understanding, and learned control into a single system. It was announced on February 20, 2025.[27] The model enables robots to interpret natural language instructions and translate them directly into actions, supporting capabilities such as picking up virtually any small household object from thousands of unseen items, dexterous manipulation of diverse shapes and textures, full upper-body control across 35 degrees of freedom (including wrists, fingers, torso, and head), and multi-robot collaboration for long-horizon shared tasks like coordinated grocery storage.[27] Helix employs a dual-system architecture: System 2, a 7-billion-parameter vision-language model for high-level scene understanding and language comprehension operating at 7-9 Hz, and System 1, an 80-million-parameter visuomotor policy for fast reactive control at 200 Hz. Inference runs entirely onboard using dual low-power GPUs in a model-parallel setup, with System 2 handling asynchronous planning and System 1 maintaining precise, high-frequency action output. The model is trained end-to-end on approximately 500 hours of real-world multi-robot teleoperation data, demonstrating zero-shot generalization to novel objects and environments without task-specific fine-tuning.[27] On January 27, 2026, Figure AI introduced Helix 02, extending the system to full-body autonomy by integrating walking, balancing, and whole-body manipulation into a unified neural network that controls from pixels to actuators.[28] Helix 02 achieves long-horizon loco-manipulation, such as autonomously navigating a kitchen to unload and reload a dishwasher over a four-minute sequence, while incorporating whole-body coordination like using hips or feet when hands are occupied. Its architecture includes System 0, a 10-million-parameter foundation model for real-time whole-body control at 1 kHz trained on over 1,000 hours of human motion data via sim-to-real reinforcement learning; System 1 for 200 Hz pixel-to-joint translation; and System 2 for semantic reasoning and task sequencing. This replaces extensive hand-engineered code with learned priors for more natural motion and enables dexterous real-world behaviors like unscrewing bottle caps or extracting single pills.[28] Helix powers the intelligence of Figure's humanoid robots, enabling onboard, real-time perception, reasoning, and control.[29]

Partnerships

BMW

Figure AI entered into a commercial agreement with BMW Manufacturing Co., LLC on January 18, 2024, marking the company's first major partnership for deploying humanoid robots in automotive production. The agreement focused on introducing general-purpose robots to automate difficult, unsafe, or tedious tasks at BMW facilities, with the aim of enhancing productivity, reducing costs, improving safety, and allowing human workers to concentrate on more complex roles. The collaboration followed a milestone-based approach, beginning with the identification of initial use cases in automotive manufacturing, followed by staged deployment at BMW's manufacturing facility in Spartanburg, South Carolina.[30][31] The deployment centered on the Figure 02 humanoid robot at BMW Group Plant Spartanburg, where it underwent testing in real production environments starting in 2024. The robot performed precision tasks such as sheet-metal loading, including picking parts from racks or bins and placing them onto welding fixtures with millimeter-accurate positioning, while coordinating two-handed movements. These activities supported downstream body assembly processes and took over ergonomically challenging work from human employees. Testing demonstrated strong tactile capabilities and provided insights into integrating multi-purpose robots with existing production systems.[32] In November 2025, Figure AI reported outcomes from an 11-month deployment of Figure 02 robots at the Spartanburg plant, during which the robots operated 10-hour shifts Monday through Friday and accumulated over 1,250 hours of runtime. The deployment contributed to the production of more than 30,000 BMW X3 vehicles and involved loading over 90,000 sheet-metal parts. Performance targets included cycle times around 84 seconds (with 37 seconds for loading), placement accuracy exceeding 99% per shift, and minimal human interventions. These real-world results informed hardware and design improvements for subsequent models, such as enhanced wrist electronics for better reliability.[33]

OpenAI

In February 2024, Figure AI announced a collaboration agreement with OpenAI concurrent with its Series B funding round.[14] The partnership aimed to develop next-generation AI models for humanoid robots, combining OpenAI's multimodal research with Figure's robotics expertise to enable advanced language processing and reasoning capabilities.[14] OpenAI committed to building specialized models tailored for embodied AI applications, with Figure leveraging Microsoft Azure for infrastructure, training, and deployment.[14] Peter Welinder, OpenAI's VP of Product and Partnerships, described the collaboration as an opportunity to explore humanoid robots powered by highly capable multimodal models.[14] The agreement concluded in February 2025 when Figure decided to terminate the collaboration.[16] Founder and CEO Brett Adcock cited a major breakthrough in fully end-to-end in-house robot AI as the catalyst, emphasizing the need for vertical integration in embodied AI systems.[16] Adcock stated that large language models had become increasingly commoditized, rendering them "the smallest piece of the puzzle" for Figure's robotics objectives.[34] This shift allowed Figure to prioritize proprietary, hardware-specific AI development.[34] The collaboration influenced the early development of Figure's in-house AI systems.

Manufacturing

BotQ facility

Figure AI operates BotQ, a dedicated high-volume manufacturing facility located on the company's campus in San Jose, California. Announced in March 2025, BotQ is designed specifically for producing the Figure 03 humanoid robot, which was engineered for affordability and mass production using processes like injection molding, die casting, and stamping. The facility's first-generation production line has an initial capacity of up to 12,000 units per year, with a long-term goal of producing approximately 100,000 robots over the next four years (through around 2029). BotQ emphasizes in-house control of quality and processes, with plans to incorporate humanoid robots in the assembly of additional units to enhance efficiency and scalability. This infrastructure supports Figure AI's transition from prototyping to commercial deployment in manufacturing, logistics, and eventual home use.[18][25][21]

Production and scaling plans

Production and scaling plans By 2026, Figure AI advanced its BotQ high-volume manufacturing facility, starting at 12,000 units annual capacity and scaling toward 100,000. The company began placing its own humanoid robots on production lines in 2026 to automate assembly, testing, and packaging—creating a self-reinforcing flywheel for efficiency and cost reduction. In 2025 shipments, Figure AI delivered approximately 150 units, aligning with other US leaders amid Chinese dominance in global volumes. This positions Figure AI as a frontrunner in general-purpose humanoids amid sector consolidation through heavy funding and vertical integration.

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