Figure 03
Figure 03 is a third-generation general-purpose humanoid robot developed by Figure AI for deployment in home and commercial environments. It features reduced mass compared to its predecessor, enhanced vision systems, embedded tactile sensing, and wireless inductive charging.
Overview and Use Cases
Figure 03 is designed as a general-purpose humanoid robot intended for both residential and commercial applications. The system was engineered from the ground up to integrate with Figure AI's Helix vision-language-action AI model.
Key Capabilities
- Visual perception: 2× increased frame rate with 75% reduced latency and 60% wider field of view per camera compared to prior iterations
- Tactile sensing: Embedded palm cameras with first-generation tactile sensors providing approximately 3 gram sensitivity
- Mobility and charging: 2 kilowatt wireless inductive charging system with UN 38.3 certified battery
- Fleet coordination: 10 Gbps millimeter-wave data offload capability enabling distributed learning across multiple units
Specifications
- Mass: 9% reduction versus Figure 02
- Covering: Soft textile exterior
- Sensor array: Embedded palm-mounted cameras; tactile sensors integrated into palms
- Power system: Wireless inductive charging at 2 kW; UN 38.3 certified battery
- Data connectivity: 10 Gbps mmWave offload for fleet learning applications
- AI integration: Designed for Helix vision-language-action model
Manufacturer
Figure 03 is manufactured by Figure AI, a United States-based robotics company.
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