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Figure 03 humanoids walk out of Figure's BotQ factory in new video

A glossy black molded robot part held in an injection mold at Figure's BotQ factory
A robot part in an injection mold at BotQ (Figure image; not from the Nov. 2 clip). Image: Figure

Figure founder and CEO Brett Adcock posted a roughly 19-second video on Nov. 2 of newly manufactured Figure 03 humanoids leaving BotQ, the company's own robot factory, and walking across its campus. One robot crosses a painted pedestrian crossing near a parking lot while others follow, with people nearby.

Adcock's caption gives no robot count, destination or production update, and doesn't say whether the robots walked autonomously or under remote supervision.

Why it matters

The clip follows BotQ milestones Figure announced earlier: going from one robot a day to one an hour in under 120 days, and building its 1,000th Figure 03 in July. Those are manufacturing totals, not customer deliveries. Figure says its fleet is used for internal research, data collection for its Helix AI, household-task development and commercial work.

About the footage: Not stated: Figure hasn't said whether the robots walked autonomously or under remote supervision.

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