
The humanoid robot entering the factory floor.
Figure is building humanoids and the AI that moves them. Its BMW work offers a concrete test of an expansive idea: robots that can adapt to human workplaces rather than demand new ones.
A robot that works in a demonstration and a robot that works every day are different achievements. These stories look at companies trying to close that gap.
From general-purpose humanoids to autonomous delivery aircraft, the question is the same: which jobs can machines reliably take on, and what does it take to prove it?

Figure is building humanoids and the AI that moves them. Its BMW work offers a concrete test of an expansive idea: robots that can adapt to human workplaces rather than demand new ones.
