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Figure 03
The first humanoid robot designed for everyday home use — powered by Helix AI
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Price To be Confirmed
Released 2025
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Overview
Figure 03 is the third-generation humanoid from Figure AI and a landmark product in robotics history — the first humanoid robot designed from the ground up for everyday home use. Released in October 2025 and named TIME's Best Invention of the Year, Figure 03 pairs a fully redesigned hand and sensory system with the Helix 02 AI model to perform real household tasks: folding laundry, washing dishes, watering plants. Its wireless inductive charging system lets the robot dock and recharge itself autonomously at 2 kW. The BotQ manufacturing facility is targeting 12,000 units per year, with 100,000 robots planned over four years — making Figure 03 the first humanoid built for genuine mass production.
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Technical Specifications
Height
~1.68 m
Weight
~70 kg
Hand DOF
16 DOF per hand
Max Speed
~1.2 m/s
Charging
Wireless inductive (2 kW)
Upper Body Payload
20 kg
Sensors
Redesigned sensory suite, cameras, microphones
AI Model
Helix 02 (Figure AI)
OS
Proprietary
Connectivity
Wi-Fi, LTE
Pros & Cons
Strengths
- 16 degrees of freedom per hand — most dexterous fingers of any humanoid
- Helix 02 AI enables full-body autonomous task execution (laundry, dishes, watering plants)
- World-first wireless inductive charging — docks and charges itself autonomously
- Named TIME's Best Invention 2025 — most acclaimed humanoid of the year
- BotQ factory targeting 12,000 units/year — first humanoid designed for mass production
Weaknesses
- Completely closed — no public SDK, no developer access
- Not available to purchase — pre-production for home consumer market
- Walking speed (~1.2 m/s) below locomotion-focused competitors
- Limited public benchmarks and transparency
Specs-based analysis — score derived from manufacturer data. How we score
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