Figure AI has not publicly released official pricing. Aggregator estimates place the cost around $130,000 per unit for pilot programs, but final commercial pricing is not confirmed. Contact Figure AI for a customized pilot quote.
It is designed for industrial tasks such as material handling, assembly, and inspection. It can lift up to 20 kg, navigate bipedally at 3 m/s, and understand natural language commands via its Helix AI and OpenAI speech integration.
No, the Figure 02 is not currently sold to the public or enterprises. It is in development with limited pilot deployments at companies like BMW. Contact Figure AI directly to inquire about future availability.
Both are advanced electric humanoids, but the Figure 02 has publicly demonstrated industrial pilot tasks with BMW, while Optimus has been shown mainly in Tesla’s own factories. Neither is commercially available, and pricing is undisclosed, though Figure 02 is estimated near $130K.
Height: 1.68 m, Weight: 70 kg, Degrees of freedom: 28, Battery life: 5 hours, Max speed: 3 m/s (10.8 km/h), Payload: 20 kg, Compute: NVIDIA Jetson Orin, Sensors: 6 RGB cameras, LiDAR, IMU.
Figure AI, founded in 2022 in Sunnyvale, California, USA, by Brett Adcock. The company focuses on general-purpose humanoid robots for industrial labor.
It provides approximately 5 hours of runtime per charge. The battery is not user-swappable in current prototypes, and charging time has not been publicly disclosed.
Primary target industries are manufacturing, logistics, and warehousing. BMW’s automotive assembly pilot is the most prominent deployment, with future interest from other industrial sectors.
It runs Figure AI’s proprietary Helix multimodal model for vision-language-action reasoning, paired with an on-board NVIDIA Jetson Orin and dual RTX GPUs. It also integrates OpenAI for speech-to-speech conversations.
As a pre-commercial prototype, it lacks safety certifications like ISO 10218 or CE marking. Pilots are conducted under controlled research environments.