Figure 02

Figure 02

Company: Figure AI · Status: Published

Company snapshot: Unknown · Public paying customer: Yes — named public customer

Units: Prototypes built: Not disclosed · Units shipped: Not disclosed · Units in paid deployment: Not disclosed

✓ Verified and published by kartik on 2026-09-23.
Reviewer note: Manual walkthrough — Figure 02, all claims reviewed and published.

Change history

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2 of 13 claims independently verified · 0 of 4 safety/compliance standards disclosed
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Claims and evidence
Adoption evidence
  • Deployed at a BMW plant in South Carolina for testing and AI model training data gathering
    —, — — Weak source
  • BMW Group tested Figure 02 on its automotive production line in Spartanburg, S.C. for two weeks
    —, — — Weak source
  • Figure 02 humanoid robots delivered to a paying commercial customer and in use
    —, — — Weak source
  • 90000+ parts loaded and 1,250+ hours of runtime over 10-hour shifts Monday-Friday
    —, — — Weak source
  • 11-month Figure 02 deployment at BMW Group Plant Spartanburg, contributing to production of 30,000+ X3 vehicles
    —, — — Weak source
Benchmark summary
  • Unnamed protocol
    Three KPIs: cycle time (84 s total, 37 s load time requirement), placement accuracy (>99% success per shift target), interventions (goal zero per shift)
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Pricing
  • No pricing data recorded yet.
Safety & compliance
No humanoid on the market today is cleared on every standard above — this tracker reports status per standard, not a single pass/fail.
Robot classification
Set by Classify (AI): primary_function: 'Manipulation capability: sheet-metal loading pick-and-place' directly states manipulation as primary function. mobility: 'Navigation capability: Onboard perception and obstacle avoidance using six RGB cameras' and 'Precise yet adaptive locomotion' indicate mobile under own control. manipulator: 'Forearm subsystem with three degrees of freedom' plus hand with 16 DoF exceeds three-or-more-axis requirement. environment: 'Operated on an active automotive assembly line in an industrial plant environment' specifies industrial restricted-access. stability: 'Precise yet adaptive locomotion with rapid, accurate foot placement and real-time responsiveness to environmental changes' indicates active control of stability during dynamic locomotion. human_relationship: Operation on 'active automotive assembly line' with 'goal zero per shift' interventions indicates workers are segregated from robot workspace. application_status: 'BMW Group Plant Spartanburg deployment, contributing to production of 30,000+ X3 vehicles' demonstrates integrated application within production line. payload_and_tool: '25 kg' payload capacity for 'sheet-metal parts' constitutes ordinary industrial load. standard_pathway: Industrial mobile manipulator deployed on assembly line with 25 kg payload and dexterous hand falls under ISO 10218 industrial robot classification.
Per ISO 8373:2021 / ISO 10218 / ISO 13482 / ISO/CD 25785-1 — a robot is typically several of these categories at once, so each axis is assessed independently rather than picking one overall "robot type".