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Figure 03

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Specifications & properties

Key decision factors

Availability
Announced 1

Form factor

Type
Humanoid 1
Height
1,727 mm 1
Weight
61 kg 1

Performance

Payload
20 kg 1
Runtime
300 min 1
Speed
1.2 m/s 1

Capabilities

Sensors
  • Camera
  • Microphone
  • Force/torque
1
Report data / suggest a correction

Metrics vs. the category

Height
1,727 mm Category max 1,900 mm (20 with data)
Weight
61 kg Category max 95 kg (20 with data)
Payload
20 kg Category max 30 kg (14 with data)
Runtime
300 min Category max 480 min (13 with data)
Speed
1.2 m/s Category max 3.3 m/s (10 with data)

Manufacturer: Figure AI

Third-generation general-purpose humanoid robot from Figure AI designed for home and commercial use, manufactured at the company's BotQ facility; not yet open for customer orders.

Profile

Figure 03 is Figure AI's third-generation humanoid robot, announced October 9, 2025, designed simultaneously for high-volume manufacturing and for eventual home use. It is not yet available to consumers: initial units are going to Figure's own R&D teams and select commercial/testing partners, with the company targeting broader home deployment in 2026 and no confirmed consumer price.

What it is

Figure 03 is a general-purpose bipedal humanoid robot built to be Figure AI's first mass-producible platform, intended to eventually perform tasks both in factories/logistics and in ordinary homes (laundry, dishes, tidying).

Manufacturer & origin

Made by Figure AI, a robotics company founded in 2022 by Brett Adcock and headquartered in San Jose, California, USA. Figure closed a Series C round of over $1 billion in September 2025 at a $39 billion valuation, with backers including Nvidia, Microsoft, OpenAI, and Jeff Bezos.

Build type & design

Figure 03 is a humanoid biped, 9% lighter and less bulky than its predecessor Figure 02. It has redesigned compliant hands with softer, adaptive fingertips and embedded palm cameras, a next-generation vision system (2x the frame rate, 1/4 the latency, 60% wider field of view versus Figure 02), and a soft, washable textile-and-foam outer covering aimed at safety around people in homes.

Core specs

  • Height: approx. 5'8" (~173 cm)
  • Weight: approx. 61 kg (9% less mass than Figure 02)
  • Payload: 20 kg
  • Runtime: approx. 5 hours
  • Speed: approx. 1.2 m/s
  • Tactile sensing: fingertip sensors detect forces as small as 3 grams
  • Charging: wireless inductive charging at 2 kW; supports near-continuous operation via docking
  • Connectivity: 10 Gbps mmWave data offload
  • AI/compute: runs Figure's Helix vision-language-action model for end-to-end pixel-to-action control, plus a newer whole-body control layer ("System 0") for stair traversal and uneven terrain
  • Not publicly specified: onboard chip model/TOPS figure, IP rating

What it's used for

Figure 03 is designed for two tracks: commercial/industrial tasks (pick-and-place, logistics, material handling — building on Figure 02's factory use case) and home tasks (laundry, dishwashing, tidying, navigating stairs and tight home layouts). As of mid-2026 it is deployed mainly for internal R&D, data collection, and commercial pilot development rather than finished consumer household autonomy — it can complete tasks like loading a dishwasher or folding towels but is not yet fully autonomous all day.

Availability & price

Not broadly available. Figure AI's dedicated BotQ manufacturing facility began shipping Figure 03 in late 2025 and ramped from roughly one robot per day to one per hour in early 2026, delivering over 350 units in under 120 days, with a first-generation capacity of up to 12,000 units/year and a stated goal of 100,000 robots over four years. Figure AI has not disclosed a public price for Figure 03; it does not list pricing on its site and sells through custom enterprise agreements. Widely circulated reports of a roughly $20,000 target price for a future home version are unconfirmed by the company.

Frequently asked questions

What does Figure 03 cost?

Figure AI has not announced a public price for Figure 03. The company sells only through custom enterprise deals and does not list pricing on its website; press reports of a roughly $20,000 target price for a future home model are unconfirmed and not an official Figure AI figure.

When will Figure 03 be available?

Figure 03 was announced October 9, 2025, and Figure AI's BotQ facility has been shipping units since late 2025, ramping to about one robot per hour by mid-2026 with over 350 units delivered. Those units are going to internal R&D and select commercial/testing partners; broad consumer home availability is targeted for 2026 but not yet confirmed with a firm date.

What is Figure 03's payload, runtime, height and weight?

Figure 03 is about 5'8" tall (~173 cm), weighs around 61 kg, carries a 20 kg payload, and targets roughly 5 hours of runtime with wireless inductive charging for near-continuous operation via a docking station.

What is Figure 03 used for?

Figure 03 targets both commercial work (pick-and-place, logistics, material handling in factories and warehouses) and home tasks such as loading the dishwasher, doing laundry, and general tidying. As of mid-2026 it can perform many of these tasks but is not yet fully autonomous for an entire day in a home.

Who makes Figure 03?

Figure 03 is made by Figure AI, a robotics company founded in 2022 by Brett Adcock and based in San Jose, California, USA. Figure raised over $1 billion in a September 2025 Series C round at a $39 billion valuation.

Is Figure 03 autonomous, and what AI does it run?

Figure 03 runs Figure AI's proprietary Helix vision-language-action (VLA) model, which learns end-to-end from pixels to motor actions, plus a newer perception-conditioned whole-body control system that lets it navigate stairs and uneven terrain with zero-shot transfer from simulation. It still relies on human oversight for many complex home tasks rather than operating fully unsupervised.