Unitree G1
Research, development, and light service tasks — the entry point for labs and companies building on a humanoid platform
Figure 03 is Figure AI's third-generation humanoid, unveiled October 2025 and built around Helix, the company's vision-language-action AI. It is the first Western humanoid in genuine series production: Figure's BotQ factory hit one robot per hour in April 2026 and built its 1,000th unit in July. Backed by more than $1B in Series C funding at a $39B valuation, Figure targets warehouses, manufacturing, and — eventually — homes. It is not yet purchasable.
| Specification | Value | Confidence | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Height | 1.68 m | reported | robozaps.com (2026-09-01) |
| Weight | 60 kg | reported | robozaps.com (2026-09-01) |
| AI system | Helix vision-language-action model | verified | figure.ai (2026-09-01) |
| Charging | 2 kW wireless via charging coils in the feet | verified | figure.ai (2026-09-01) |
| Manipulation | Embedded palm cameras; fingertip tactile sensors detect forces as small as 3 g | verified | figure.ai (2026-09-01) |
| Vision | 2x frame rate, one-quarter the latency, 60% wider field of view per camera vs Figure 02 | verified | figure.ai (2026-09-01) |
| Data offload | 10 Gbps mmWave | verified | figure.ai (2026-09-01) |
Every spec is cited to its source with a retrieval date. verified = manufacturer-published · reported = reputable press/analyst. Verify with the manufacturer before purchase decisions.
Figure has the strongest manufacturing story outside China: real yield numbers, a dedicated factory, and a design (wireless foot-charging, palm cameras, soft coverings) clearly engineered for volume rather than demos. The caveats: no public customers at scale, no published price, and Helix's home-readiness is unproven. If BotQ's ramp holds, Figure 03 is the robot Optimus was supposed to be — shipping while Tesla is still tooling up.
Research, development, and light service tasks — the entry point for labs and companies building on a humanoid platform
Warehouse and logistics material handling — tote movement between conveyors, racks, and AMRs
Manufacturing and warehouse tasks — case handling, kitting, and line-side logistics
Household chores and home assistance — the first humanoid marketed directly to consumers