Is the Workplace Ready for a Humanoid Helper?

Why You Should Know About Figure

Figure isn’t building a robot to do one job. It’s creating a robot to do almost any job. With a full human-like form, arms, legs, and hands, it’s designed to move, lift, and adapt in spaces made for people. Whether it’s climbing stairs, unloading boxes, or helping out in places short on workers, Figure is made to step in where we can’t.

This robot doesn’t follow a script. It learns. Guided by advanced AI and powered entirely by electricity, Figure uses its body and brain to solve real problems. It’s already in action with commercial partners, safely performing tasks from start to finish in environments like warehouses and factories. And this is just the beginning.

How Figure Works for You

In real-world settings, Figure is learning to handle more than just heavy lifting. From folding laundry to making coffee, it’s being trained to take on tasks inside homes, not just workplaces. It moves smoothly, carries up to 20kg, and can work for five hours at a time. Its human shape isn’t just smart, it’s practical. It can open doors, use tools, and walk at a natural pace, making it a better fit for everyday spaces without needing a redesign.

Where Figure Stands in the World of Robotics

Most machines are built to serve a single role. Figure was created to do much more. It is the first autonomous humanoid robot made specifically for commercial use, designed from the start to operate in the same spaces and situations as people. Unlike robots fixed to one spot or task, Figure can take on a variety of roles, from moving goods in warehouses to assisting with simple routines at home. Its strength lies in its flexibility, backed by a team of seasoned engineers focused on giving intelligent systems a physical form that works in everyday life.