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Third-generation humanoid built in Figure’s own factory and running logistics sequencing on BMW’s Spartanburg assembly line.
What it does
- Runs logistics sequencing at BMW Spartanburg: sorts unsorted parts from containers into build-order trolleys.
- Palm cameras and tactile fingers for fine manipulation, plus wireless charging through the feet.
- Helix policies carried three learned household tasks into 30 homes they had never seen.
What it changes
Moves factory work from scripted pick-and-place to learned whole-body control: palm cameras, tactile hands and Helix policies that also ran inside 30 unseen homes.
Availability
Enterprise only (global)
Access and cost
Get Figure 03 — Figure has not published a price or order path; robots are placed with partners rather than sold.
Evidence it works
- BotQ delivered over 350 Figure 03 robots and lifted output from one per day to one per hour within four months. — source
- Figure 03 began a logistics sequencing use case at BMW Group Plant Spartanburg in June 2026, after Figure 02 supported production of more than 30,000 X3 vehicles. — source
Practical limits
- Household work is still experimental: the same benchmark completed 40% of tidying trials.
- Supplied to partners rather than sold, so there is no open ordering route today.
Figure AI · Robotics · Last verified 2026-09-20. Claims are re-checked on a 30-day clock; the date above is when this line was last confirmed.
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