Brett Adcock Shares Video of New Figure 03 Robots Departing BotQ Facility
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Brett Adcock, founder and CEO of Figure, recently released a video showcasing newly manufactured Figure 03 humanoid robots exiting the BotQ facility and traversing the company's campus. The 19-second clip, posted on November 2, captures the robots walking along the building's approach, with one crossing a pedestrian lane while others follow, amidst nearby pedestrians.
This development highlights Figure's expanding robot fleet, which is integral for internal research, data collection, and the advancement of household tasks and commercial applications. The company previously reported a significant manufacturing milestone in July, marking the production of its 1,000th Figure 03 humanoid, although it did not clarify the total number of robots delivered to customers.
Figure's ongoing efforts to enhance its fleet are evident, yet no updated production totals were disclosed in the latest video. The company is also working on its next-generation Figure 04, with future milestones anticipated as development progresses, although specific timelines remain unconfirmed at this stage.
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