Figure AI · Commercial humanoid
Figure 03
Figure's third-generation humanoid, redesigned around its own Helix AI model and built for both warehouse work and eventual home trials.
- Height
- ≈1.68 m
- Weight
- ≈60 kg
- Payload
- ≈20 kg
- Runtime
- ≈5 hours
Availability
Deployed with named enterprise partners such as BMW and a major logistics customer. Businesses can apply to become a partner; there is no consumer channel and no published lead time.
Pricing and availability verified July 23, 2026. Robot pricing moves faster than the hardware does — confirm on the manufacturer's own page before ordering.
Where to buy
| Seller | What you get | Price | Regions | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Figure AI | Enterprise deployment partnershipApplications go through Figure's partner process; pricing is negotiated per deployment. | Contract pricing | US, selected EU sites | Visit |
Sold as a commercial deployment, not a listed product. Figure has discussed robot-as-a-service style pricing rather than a unit price.
Strengths and limitations
What works
- Real paying deployments rather than demo-only footage
- Helix vision-language-action model runs onboard
- Wireless charging through the feet enables long shifts
- Soft multi-density exterior designed for working near people
What does not
- No unit price and no way for an individual to buy one
- Access is gated behind an enterprise partnership process
- Specifications are given in marketing terms, not a datasheet
- Home use is still described as a future trial
Watch the Figure 03
“F.03 at BMW” — official video from Figure on YouTube.
Full specifications
Overview
| Type | Bipedal humanoid |
|---|---|
| Maker | Figure AI (Sunnyvale, California) |
| Announced | October 2025 |
| Predecessors | Figure 01, Figure 02 |
| Intended use | Logistics, manufacturing, home trials |
Body
| Height | ≈1.68 m |
|---|---|
| Weight | ≈60 kg |
| Payload | ≈20 kg |
| Exterior | Multi-density foam over textile, machine-washable panels |
Actuation
| Hands | Figure-designed hands with tactile fingertips |
|---|---|
| Tactile sensing | Fingertip sensors resolving small forces |
| Walking speed | ≈1.2 m/s |
Compute
| AI stack | Helix vision-language-action model, onboard |
|---|---|
| Cameras | Higher-rate, wider-field camera set vs Figure 02 |
| Audio | Speaker and microphone array for speech interaction |
Power
| Runtime | ≈5 hours per charge |
|---|---|
| Charging | Inductive charging through the feet, no cable or dock arm |
| Battery | Integrated torso pack, capacity not published |
Software
| Autonomy | End-to-end learned policies via Helix |
|---|---|
| Fleet | Fleet learning across deployed units |
| Manufacturing | BotQ facility, stated capacity 12,000 units/year |
Figure 03 news and updates
Figure 03 unveiled with a home-focused redesign
Figure showed a smaller, softer, quieter robot with wireless foot charging and a camera system rebuilt around Helix, explicitly positioned for eventual home use.
Source: Figure AI ↗Figure drops its OpenAI collaboration for in-house Helix
Figure ended its OpenAI partnership and announced Helix, its own vision-language-action model, as the brain for its humanoids.
Source: Figure AI ↗
Frequently asked questions
Can I buy a Figure 03?
Not as an individual. Figure places robots with enterprise partners under contract; there is no public store or price list.
What makes Figure 03 different from Figure 02?
It is lighter and softer to be safe around people, charges wirelessly through its feet, and its camera and tactile systems were rebuilt around the Helix model rather than adapted to it.
When will Figure robots be available for homes?
Figure describes home use as a trial phase that follows commercial deployment. No consumer date has been committed to.