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Figure 03

Figure · Home ambitions and industrial logistics research

Facts & current evidence

Figure 03, manufacturer product page reviewed November 5, 2026

Reviewed November 5, 2026. Claims retain the conditions and generation of their source.
MeasurePublished value or evidence gapBasis & source
Height5 ft 8 in (about 1.73 m)Company-claimed
Figure 03 product specifications ↗
Mass61 kgCompany-claimed
Figure 03 product specifications ↗
Payload20 kgCompany-claimed
Figure 03 product specifications ↗
Battery runtime5 hours; workload conditions unspecified on the pageCompany-claimed
Figure 03 product specifications ↗
Application statusSequencing demonstration/project at BMW Spartanburg reported June 2026Customer report
BMW’s Figure 03 project update, June 25, 2026 ↗

Payload, arm load, carrying capacity, and runtime use different definitions. A maximum load and maximum runtime should not be assumed to occur together.

Compare the source records →

Figure introduced Figure 03 on October 9, 2025 as its third-generation humanoid. The company described redesigned sensing and hands developed around its Helix vision-language-action system, alongside changes intended for homes and manufacturing at scale. Read Figure’s introduction ↗

Customer evidence from 2026

BMW’s June 25, 2026 release describes Figure 03 in a sequencing demonstration at Spartanburg, with development running at both BMW and Figure. The customer record supports an industrial research application beyond the home-oriented launch. It does not provide a full-shift output, intervention, or cost dataset. BMW’s project report ↗

Read the intended use and the result

A home-oriented design describes where a machine is meant to work. Assessing the work requires a task, conditions, and a record of completion. We will connect demonstrations and customer evidence here as the reporting develops.

What we are following

For the software language behind the announcement, see vision-language-action models in the glossary.

Review update, November 5, 2026. Added BMW’s June 2026 customer report and separated its scope from Figure’s original launch claims.

Sources & reading

Sources reviewed November 5, 2026. Company claims and author-reported research are attributed in the text.

Our guide to reading a demonstration ↗