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Figure AI

Figure 02

Figure AI's second-generation humanoid robot, unveiled August 6, 2024. Built for industrial deployment with integrated cabling, torso-mounted battery, and 3x the onboard AI compute of its predecessor. Deployed at BMW's Spartanburg plant where it contributed to the production of over 30,000 cars across 1,250+ hours of runtime. Officially retired following the launch of Figure 03 in October 2025.

Technical Specifications

Height

168cm

Weight

60kg

Battery Life

Not disclosed (50% greater capacity than Figure 01)

Charging Time

Not disclosed

Max Speed

Not disclosed

AI Engine

Nvidia RTX GPU modules (3x compute vs Figure 01), OpenAI speech model

Sensors & Technology

6 RGB CamerasOnboard Vision Language ModelMicrophonesSpeakers

Key Capabilities

Autonomous Task Execution
Speech-to-Speech Conversation
Pick and Place
Automotive Assembly Support
Object Manipulation (16 DoF hands)
Visual Reasoning

Connectivity

Wi-FiBluetoothEthernet

Voice Assistants

OpenAI Custom Model

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Price TBD

Not publicly priced (commercial/industrial only)

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Quick Facts

ManufacturerFigure AI
CategoryHumanoid
StatusDiscontinued
Release Date2024
Last Verified2 days ago
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