Figure 02
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A bipedal humanoid deployed in enterprise manufacturing, with production work at BMW documented by BMW itself.
- Origin
- Sunnyvale, California, USA
- Announced
- August 2024
- Configurations
- varies
- Price (estimated)
- est.$130,000
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est.$130,000
Figure publishes no price for Figure 02, and there is no consumer sales pathway. Independent estimates place unit cost at approximately $130,000. The figure shown is an estimate, not an official price.[3]
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Approximately $130,000 estimated. Figure publishes no price; deployments are enterprise agreements.
$130,000
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Overview
Figure 02 is Figure AI's bipedal humanoid, unveiled in August 2024 and deployed in enterprise manufacturing. Its most independently documented deployment is at BMW's Spartanburg plant, where, per BMW's own press release, Figure robots supported production of more than 30,000 vehicles across approximately 1,250 operating hours and moved more than 90,000 components. The platform runs the Helix vision-language-action model on dual onboard NVIDIA RTX GPUs with no cloud dependence. BMW transitioned to the successor Figure 03 during the deployment.
Strengths
- Production deployment at BMW Spartanburg documented by BMW's own press release: 30,000+ vehicles supported, 90,000+ components moved.
- Fully onboard compute, dual NVIDIA RTX GPUs, with no cloud dependence.
- Helix vision-language-action model for language-directed manipulation.
- 16-DoF hands with approximately 20 to 25 kg payload.
- Approximately 5 hours of runtime with 1.5 hour recharge.
Considerations
- Enterprise-only: deployments are commercial agreements, with no consumer sales pathway.[1]
- No official price exists; the approximately $130,000 figure is an independent estimate.[3]
- Superseded by Figure 03 for new deployments; BMW transitioned to the successor mid-deployment.[2]
- Payload figures vary by source, approximately 20 to 25 kg.[3]
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- [2]BMW Group, Official Press Release
https://www.bmwgroup.com/
Primary source for the Spartanburg deployment figures.
- [3]IEEE Spectrum, Robots Guide
https://robotsguide.com/
Independent robotics reference; source for the cost estimate and payload range.
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The Rivet Index. "Figure 02." RID-000007. https://rivetindex.com/r/RID-000007