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PrototypeHumanoid robotsReleased 2025

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Our take

Figure Figure 03

One of the most technically convincing humanoids in development, but not a normal product anyone should budget for yet. The hardware and autonomy demos are impressive; pricing, support and broad availability are still unresolved.

What people like

Independent analyses highlight strong tactile hands, whole-body autonomy, useful published specs and credible industrial pilot activity.

Common complaints

There is no public retail price, normal order route or long-term independent household reliability evidence, so the home-robot story is still a watchlist rather than a buying decision.

Best for

Tracking leading-edge autonomous household-humanoid development.

Skip it if

Anyone seeking a robot that can currently be ordered for home use.

What stands out

Helix vision-language-action autonomy
Five-finger tactile hands
Wireless charging

What the evidence shows

Figure 03 is presented for household manipulation, including laundry and dishes. The official description is ambitious, but it does not supply the owner history needed to judge an ordinary day with one.

The advertised work is broad

Figure describes natural-language interaction, autonomous household tasks and movement through human environments. Those are the company’s capability claims. We have not converted them into an owner consensus or a promise that every home layout and object is supported.

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The important missing comparison

A prospective owner needs to know which tasks are delivered, how much human help is required and what service costs follow. The official page checked does not establish those outcomes over sustained independent home use, so our assessment remains a development-stage one.

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Available evidence describes the platform; it does not establish everyday household ownership or long-term reliability.

Sources (1)

Figure Figure 03 official documentation ↗Manufacturer information

Full specifications

Height: 5'8"
Weight: 61KG
Payload: 20KG
Runtime: 5 hours
Speed: 1.2m/s
Power: Electric
Control model: Autonomous Helix whole-body policies
Run time: 5HR
Top speed: 1.2M/S

Sources

Videos

Figure: Introducing Figure 03 ↗
DPCcars: Figure 03 vs Tesla Optimus: Which Robot Runs More Like a Human? ↗
Search YouTube for Figure Figure 03 ↗Search results may include similar models; check the model name.

Where to buy

Prices and availability

No verified australia shop listing is recorded yet.

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