Figure 03 robots outnumber staff in Figure AI's new videos
Figure AI's CEO posted videos of dozens of Figure 03 humanoid robots wandering the company's HQ. Most were walking or standing, not working.
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Adcock posted two videos. One is a vertical clip of 86 seconds. It starts at the Figure sign near the main entrance, moves through the main hall and comes out the other side of the building, where robots are scattered across a green space. By Saturday the post had passed 500,000 views. His caption: "One day the entire world will look like this."
A second clip, labelled "F.03 humanoid robots" and posted on 7 November, covers the same route in reverse. It begins on the lawn, passes through the café and the metal shelving in the main hall, then ends back at the front door, where a few more robots wait near a row of bike spaces.
What are the Figure 03 robots actually doing?
That is the question the videos raise. In the footage, most of the robots are walking or standing around, with no clear productive task on show. So it is hard to tell how many of them are working for customers and how many are used for testing and research.
The videos don't answer that. They show how many units Figure has built and that they can move around a real workplace. They don't show deliveries, factory shifts or any customer site.
Why it matters
Figure AI builds humanoid robots, machines shaped like people so they can work in spaces designed for people. Showing a crowd of them is a statement about scale. Whether that scale turns into paid work is something the company hasn't shown in these clips.
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