Figure 01 was never sold commercially. An estimated price of $67,500 was cited for research institutions during its development phase, but no public purchases occurred. The robot is now discontinued.
It can manipulate objects with 20 kg payload, walk at up to 1.2 m/s, and hold real-time conversations using OpenAI language models. Demonstrated tasks include coffee making, box moving, and bin sorting in a BMW pilot.
No. Figure 01 was a research prototype that ended production in 2024 after the release of Figure 02. It is no longer available new, and used units are not on the open market.
Figure 02 features improved computing, longer battery life, more durable hands, and advanced walking ability. Figure 01 was a proof-of-concept with first-generation AI integration; Figure 02 is built for commercial deployment.
Height 1.68 m, weight 60 kg, 41 degrees of freedom (12 in the hands), 5-hour battery life, 1.2 m/s max speed, 20 kg payload, electric actuation, and integrated OpenAI conversational AI.
Figure AI, a robotics company founded in 2022 by Brett Adcock, headquartered in San Jose, California, USA. The company is valued at $39 billion and also produces the Figure 02 humanoid.
Up to 5 hours of continuous operation on a single charge. The battery is not hot-swappable. Charging time is not publicly specified, but typical for this class.
Its primary deployments were in research labs and a BMW logistics pilot. It was tested for warehousing, manufacturing, and human-robot interaction studies, but never reached commercial scale.
Figure AI has shifted support to Figure 02. Parts are not available for purchase, and technical assistance for the discontinued 01 model is likely limited to existing research partnerships.