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Developer of the Figure 03 general-purpose humanoid robot and Helix, the AI model that runs on board

Figure AI develops general-purpose humanoid robots and Helix, the vision-language-action model that controls them on board. Its third-generation robot, Figure 03, is presented for household tasks, while Figure robots have also worked in BMW’s car production. The company builds Figure 03 at its own BotQ manufacturing facility and pretrains Helix on Index, a dataset of videos of human activity that contributors upload through a Figure app. Figure is privately held and headquartered in San Jose, California.

Main products

  • Figure 03
  • Helix

Pricing model

No public price: Figure's site has no price list or order page for Figure 03, and commercial deployments such as the one at BMW are announced as partnerships. Official pricing page.

Known limits

  • No price, order page or consumer delivery date for Figure 03
  • Home results are Figure's own tests: in 30 homes Helix 2.5 completed the whole task in 56% of trials on three chores Figure picked
  • Documented deployments are in factories and commercial sites, such as BMW, rather than private homes

Alternatives in the directory

  • 1X Technologies: Maker of NEO, a humanoid home robot for household chores sold by pre-order in the United States
  • Apptronik: Austin developer of Apollo, a humanoid robot for manufacturing and logistics work
  • Agility Robotics: Oregon maker of Digit, a humanoid robot for warehouses and factories, and the Arc fleet platform

Products, pricing and limits checked against the company's official site on October 23, 2026. Prices and plans change; the official page is the reference. Spotted an error? Tell us or see the editorial policy.

Focus: humanoid robots, vision-language-action models.

Tags: humanoid robots · home robots · robotics · embodied ai · vla · helix

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