Figure's third-generation commercial humanoid, purpose-built for logistics and manufacturing at scale. Runs Helix-02 AI locally on-device, with autonomous battery hot-swapping via wireless foot-docks. Recently completed a 200-hour continuous sorting marathon — 250,000 packages, zero hardware failures.
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| MANUFACTURER | Figure AI |
| MODEL | Figure 03 (3rd generation) |
| HEIGHT | 5'8" / 1.72 m |
| WEIGHT | 61 kg |
| PAYLOAD CAPACITY | 20 kg |
| BATTERY RUNTIME | 5 hours (continuous) |
| CHARGING | Wireless foot-dock, autonomous hot-swap |
| AI SYSTEM | Helix-02 (on-device, local inference) |
| PRIMARY USE | Logistics, package sorting, manufacturing |
| DEPLOYMENT STATUS | Commercial — scaling |
| NOTABLE DEPLOYMENTS | Catalyst Brands (Reno DC), Sunnyvale facility |
| TOTAL FUNDING | $3.6B+ |
| AVAILABILITY | Contact Figure AI for commercial terms |
Figure 03 is the third commercial humanoid from Figure AI, the Sunnyvale-based company that has raised over $3.6 billion to build general-purpose humanoid robots for the workforce. Where earlier generations focused on demonstrating capability, Figure 03 is built explicitly for continuous commercial operation.
The defining technical achievement is autonomy at scale. In a recent demonstration, three Figure 03 units ran for 200 hours straight, sorting roughly 250,000 packages with zero hardware failures. The robots managed their own power — when one unit's battery ran low, a second walked over, took over the task, and the depleted robot walked itself to a wireless foot-dock to recharge. This kind of self-managing fleet behavior is what industry observers mean when they talk about the arriving "dark factory" era.
Figure 03 runs Helix-02, Figure's vision-language-action model, entirely on-device. Local inference means the robots don't depend on cloud connectivity to operate — a meaningful requirement for warehouse and factory-floor deployments. After BMW's Spartanburg plant, the platform's second named commercial customer is Catalyst Brands, deploying at a Reno, Nevada distribution center serving brands including JCPenney, Aéropostale, and Brooks Brothers.
Three units processed 250,000 packages with zero hardware failures and autonomous battery swapping.
Figure 03 deploying at Reno DC across 1,800+ retail locations — JCPenney, Aéropostale, Brooks Brothers.
Local inference means no cloud dependency — a key requirement for warehouse deployments.
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