Description
Known Specifications (as of 2025):
-
SKUs: Not published (enterprise-only, pre-commercial deployments).
-
Silent Revisions:
-
Early prototype “Figure 01” (2022/2023).
-
“Figure 02” announced and demoed in 2023–2024, actively iterated for logistics tasks.
-
-
On-Board Compute:
-
Likely custom embedded compute with GPU/accelerator for real-time vision & control.
-
Exact hardware specs not disclosed.
-
-
Operating System: Not specified; almost certainly Linux-based robotics stack with real-time extensions.
-
Firmware Versions: Not disclosed.
-
App Compatibility: No public SDK. Current applications are task-specific (warehouse, retail logistics, manufacturing).
-
Degrees of Freedom (DOF): ~30+ DOF (arms, legs, hands, torso, neck).
-
Payload Capacity:
-
Reported up to 20 kg (≈45 lbs) handling.
-
Designed for repetitive manual labor tasks.
-
-
Walking Speed: Demonstrated stable locomotion; target ~human walking pace (~4–5 mph).
-
Height & Weight: Approx. 5’6” (167 cm), ~132 lbs (60 kg).
-
Energy / Power:
-
Electric, onboard battery (specs not published).
-
Designed for ≈5+ hours operational time depending on task load.
-
Key Notes:
-
Figure AI’s vision is a general-purpose humanoid workforce — starting with warehousing, retail stocking, and logistics tasks.
-
In 2024, Figure announced a partnership with OpenAI to integrate advanced AI reasoning and vision-language capabilities into Figure 02.
-
Robots are currently in limited pilot deployments with enterprise customers.
-
No consumer or retail availability yet — no public SKU, OS, or firmware listings as of 2025.





Reviews
There are no reviews yet