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Figure 03

Height
Weight
Walking speed
Top speed
69 of 195 specs published34 by the maker

Summary

written only from the sourced specs below

Figure 03 is 172.72 cm tall and weighs 61 kg. It can walk at 1.2 m/s, climb stairs, and has fall recovery. Figure 03 features 6 cameras, tactile sensing with a minimum detectable force of 3 g, and a palm camera in its hands. The robot is powered by a 2300 Wh battery, charges wirelessly at 2000 W, and has a runtime of 300 minutes.

Suits

  • Professional users.
  • Household applications like cleaning, dishes, and laundry.
  • Environments requiring stair climbing and fall recovery.
  • Tasks needing tactile sensing and 5-fingered hands.

Limits

  • It is currently a prototype.
  • The price of 130000 USD is an estimate.
  • Nothing is published regarding environment or security specifications.
  • It is sold only in the US.

At a glance

drawn from the sourced values

One charge

Runs5 h

Payload vs body weight

33% of its own weight

Payload 20 kg · body 61 kg

Deployments

as the source states them
  • BMW · BMW PlantPilot
  • BMW · Spartanburg plantProduction
  • BMW Group · SpartanburgProduction
  • Catalyst Brands · Reno, NVContracted
  • Catalyst Brands · Reno, NevadaContracted
  • Catalyst BrandsContracted
  • BMWPilot

Price & availability

  • $130,000reported by a directory
  • $130,000reported by a directory
  • Price statusUndisclosed
  • Available from2026

Specs

69 published · what each spec means
69 of 195 specs published34 by the maker

69 of 195 measures disclosure, not the robot: it counts the specs the maker and the directories we read had published when this page was last checked, so a robot with fewer published specs is not a worse robot. Makers also measure differently — height with or without the head, payload rated or peak — so two sources can both be right and still disagree, which is why every value carries a chip naming who stated it.

  • autonomy6/6
  • home2/2
  • overview13/14
  • mobility5/6
  • organization3/4
  • hands7/13
  • load2/5
  • service4/10
  • commercial2/5
  • perception5/14
  • body3/10
  • power5/20
  • privacy2/9
  • joints4/19
  • connectivity1/6
  • compute1/7
  • safety1/7
  • software2/15
  • compliance1/11
  • environment0/6
  • security0/6

No value below has been independently measured or filed with a regulator — every number is a claim by the maker or by a third-party directory, and the chip on each one says which.

autonomy6 of 6
Operating modes
“Features: AI, Hands, Arms, Teleoperated, Partially Autonomous, Speech, Dexterity, Legs” · humanoid-robots.io
Multi-robot coordination
“Multi-Robot Coordination Yes; fleet data sharing and multi-robot learning supported” · originofbots.com
Teleoperation interfaces
“Deployment AI autonomous control with voice command, remote monitoring, app integration” · originofbots.com
home2 of 2
Home features
“Figure takes care of household tasks like laundry, cleaning, and doing dishes, all autonomously.” · figure.ai
overview13 of 14
Locomotion
“Bipedal locomotion High →” · originofbots.com
Available from
“CEO Brett Adcock plans select home deployments in 2026.” · humanoidapplications.com
Price status
“Price (new) | Undisclosed (contact” · robotoverflow.com
Designed in
“3960 N First St, San Jose CA 95134” · figure.ai
Generation
“October 09, 2025 Today we’re introducing Figure 03, our 3rd generation humanoid robot.” · figure.ai
Logo
“https://images.ctfassets.net/qx5k8y1u9drj/3ygvPaiOiIX62OhZ7oNO2h/d50ccd3bc449eab7ae098d87aa0cd040/figure-logo.svg” · figure.ai
mobility5 of 6
Walking speed
“Walking Speed | 1.2 m/s” · livium.com
Max speed
“Speed: 1.2M/S” · figure.ai
Navigation
“SLAM, Path Planning” · livium.com
organization3 of 4
Headquarters
“Headquarters: Sunnyvale, CA, USA” · robozaps.com
Founded
“Founded: 2022” · robozaps.com
Total funding (USD)
“Funding 2675.0 USD million” · humanoidmetric.com
hands7 of 13
Fingers per hand
“5‑finger hands” · humanoid.press
Hand DoF
“DOF per Hand | 16” · livium.com
Hand active DoF
“16 DoF per hand, full body 44 DoF” · humanoidapplications.com
Minimum detectable force
“tactile fingertip sensors (~3g sensitivity)” · biorobot.ai
Hand sensors
“first-generation tactile sensor” · figure.ai
Swappable end effector
“Interchangeable grippers, sensor modules” · originofbots.com
service4 of 10
load2 of 5
Rated payload
“Payload: 20KG” · figure.ai
Peak payload
“it can carry payloads up to 20 kg.” · biorobot.ai
commercial2 of 5
Price from (USD)
“130 000 USD” · humanoid.guide
Sold in
“Available USA” · aparobot.com
perception5 of 14
Camera count
“Sensors: 6× onboard cameras, Proprioceptive force sensing, IMU” · humanoidapplications.com
LiDAR
“Vision-only sensing, no LiDAR” · biorobot.ai
body3 of 10
Height
“Height: 5'8"” · figure.ai
Weight
“Weight: 61KG” · figure.ai
power5 of 20
Battery energy
“Run Time: 2.3 kWh enables 5 hours of run time at peak performance” · figure.ai
Battery swap
“Swappable Battery No” · livium.com
Runtime
“Runtime: 5HR” · figure.ai
privacy2 of 9
joints4 of 19
Degrees of freedom
“Degrees of freedom | 44 (32 in hands)” · robotoverflow.com
Actuator types
“Actuators Integrated Series-Elastic” · humanoid-robots.io
Reducer types
“Gear tech | Strain‑wave (harmoni” · humanoid.guide
connectivity1 of 6
safety1 of 7
compute1 of 7
Compute
“Onboard low-power GPUs; 10 Gbps mmWave data offload” · humanoidmetric.com
software2 of 15
Robot OS
“Operating System Ubuntu Linux (LTS) + RT‑komponenter” · roboatlas.ai
compliance1 of 11
Standards claimed
“The battery has already achieved certification to the UN38.3 standard.” · figure.ai
All sources (25)
Corrected values (23)

A value below no longer shows on the page — it was superseded, or withdrawn after review. Kept here, not deleted, with the reason it was withdrawn.

  • Payload per arm: 20 kg2026-09-27

    The whole robot's payload, relabelled as one arm's. Figure states "Payload: 20KG" on its own page and thirteen further sources restate 20 kg as the robot's payload. originofbots prints the identical figure as "20 kg per arm", which would make the robot's payload 40 kg — a number no source states, that page included. This field is the payload of ONE arm and its rules exclude the total for both arms or for the whole robot.

  • Mobile app: Yes2026-09-27

    "app integration" proves no companion phone app: on originofbots the phrase is one item of a DEPLOYMENT-MODES cell — "AI autonomous control with voice command, remote monitoring, app integration" — which is equally satisfied by a web dashboard, the thing this row's REJECT excludes. It is the key's only statement, and figure.ai publishes no app, so the honest render is no field at all.

  • Made in: United States2026-09-24

    exclusive family "country": a bare "Country USA" cell is a country badge and proves designCountryCode, the family default; it says nothing about manufacturing, which this row's own NOT text forbids

  • Walking speed: 1.2 m/s2026-09-24

    exclusive family "speed": the same quote on the same page proves maxSpeedMps more specifically

  • Walking speed: 1.19 m/s2026-09-24

    exclusive family "speed": the same quote on the same page proves maxSpeedMps more specifically

  • Walking speed: 1.2 m/s2026-09-24

    exclusive family "speed": the same quote on the same page proves maxSpeedMps more specifically

  • Materials: Foam2026-09-24

    list-subset: the same quote also states ALUMINUM, FOAM, PLASTIC, TEXTILE, of which this is a subset

  • Materials: Textile2026-09-24

    list-subset: the same quote also states ALUMINUM, FOAM, PLASTIC, TEXTILE, of which this is a subset

  • Materials: Textile2026-09-24

    list-subset: the same quote also states ALUMINUM, FOAM, PLASTIC, TEXTILE, of which this is a subset

  • Materials: Foam2026-09-24

    list-subset: the same quote also states ALUMINUM, FOAM, PLASTIC, TEXTILE, of which this is a subset

  • Materials: Plastic2026-09-24

    list-subset: the same quote also states ALUMINUM, FOAM, PLASTIC, TEXTILE, of which this is a subset

  • Standards claimed: Un 38 32026-09-24

    list-subset: the same quote also states UL_2271, UN_38_3, of which this is a subset

  • Max speed: 1.19 m/s2026-09-24

    exclusive family "speed": the same quote on the same page proves walkingSpeedMps more specifically

  • Hand DoF: 322026-09-24

    the pinned gate no longer accepts this quote for handJointCount

  • Hand active DoF: 322026-09-24

    exclusive family "handdof": the same quote on the same page proves handJointCount more specifically

  • Hand active DoF: 162026-09-24

    exclusive family "handdof": the same quote on the same page proves handJointCount more specifically

  • Hand active DoF: 202026-09-24

    exclusive family "handdof": the same quote on the same page proves handJointCount more specifically

  • Trains on customer data: Opt in2026-09-23

    audit cleanup: subject-mismatch — The quote is the standard consent-to-policy sentence in the first paragraph of Figure's website privacy policy ('Last updated: January 21, 2026'); it says nothing about training. It matched only because 'consent' is an OPT_IN alias. registry trainsOnCustomerData ACCEPT: 'whether customer data is used to train the AI'. Only statement → key disappears, which is correct: Figure publishes no such stat

  • Cooling: Forced2026-09-23

    audit cleanup: subject-mismatch — The quote is one bullet in a battery-attributes list on a battery-development post: 'Fast Charge: 2 kW fast charge with active cooling', alongside 'Run Time', 'Mass & Volume Efficiency', 'Battery Management System'. registry coolingType ACCEPT: 'joint/body cooling method'; NOT: 'cooling of a charger'. Only statement → key disappears.

  • Price from (USD): $20,0002026-09-23

    audit cleanup: price-basis — 'target price of ~USD 20,000.' — 'target' plus '~'.

  • Price from (USD): $50,0002026-09-23

    audit cleanup: price-basis — 'target price of ~USD 20,000.' — 'target' plus '~'.

  • Price from (USD): $130,0002026-09-23

    audit cleanup: price-basis — 'target price of ~USD 20,000.' — 'target' plus '~'.

  • Price from (USD): $20,0002026-09-23

    audit cleanup: price-basis — 'target price of ~USD 20,000.' — 'target' plus '~'.

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AI & skills

  • Helix’s System 0 (S0)Whole body control

Hardware

named components the maker or a source discloses
  • palm cameraSensor
  • F.03 batteryBattery
  • main cameraSensor · ×6
  • embedded palm cameraSensor
  • main camerasSensor · ×6
  • onboard camerasSensor · ×6
  • CamerasSensor
  • Figure 03 HandHand

Certification

  • UN38.3battery only, not the whole robotplanned, not yet metsources disagree (4)
  • UL 2271battery only, not the whole robotplanned, not yet met

Recognition

third-party mentions, not a Botlero rating
  • Best Inventions 2025TIME Best Inventions
  • Best Inventions of 2025TIME magazine
  • Best Invention 2025TIME

Media

on images.ctfassets.net

Botlero does not copy the maker's photos. They are linked where the maker publishes them.

Questions

What is the height and weight of Figure 03?

Figure 03 is 172.72 cm tall and weighs 61 kg.

How fast can Figure 03 walk and what are its mobility features?

Figure 03 can walk at 1.2 m/s, climb stairs, and has fall recovery.

What is the battery life and charging method?

The robot has a runtime of 300 minutes, powered by a 2300 Wh battery, and charges wirelessly at 2000 W.

What type of sensors does Figure 03 have?

It has 6 cameras, tactile sensing with a minimum detectable force of 3 g, and a palm camera in its hands.

What is the current status and availability of Figure 03?

Figure 03 is a prototype, announced in October 2025, and available from 2026.

Machine-readable: JSON · last checked 2026-09-27 · every value above carries its source, quote and date.