Figure 03
Is the Figure 03 a home robot you can buy?
Why the Figure 03 keeps landing on home-robot lists when the record puts it in warehouses, what it is actually for, and how it differs from a home humanoid like the NEO.
No. The Figure 03 is a commercial, workplace humanoid, not a home product. Its verified deployments are logistics and industrial, its price is undisclosed, and Figure has not offered it for sale to households. Figure 03 shows up on home-robot lists because it is a striking humanoid from a heavily funded company, but the record puts it somewhere else: the workplace. What we hold on it is a commercial machine. Figure's first partner-confirmed paid commercial deployment is a logistics one, sorting at a Catalyst Brands distribution center in Reno, confirmed through the retailer's own newsroom in May 2026, and the platform is otherwise in pilots. It runs on Figure's Helix vision-language-action model, weighs about 61 kilograms, carries a 20-kilogram payload, and is built for tasks like moving totes, not for living rooms. Its price is undisclosed: Figure has published no consumer or even commercial per-unit figure we can verify. And a caution about a common overstatement: the widely repeated BMW story is about the earlier Figure 02 in a completed 2025 pilot, while Figure 03 at BMW is only under evaluation, so claims of a Figure 03 fleet running at scale do not match BMW's own disclosure. So if the question is whether you can buy a Figure 03 for your home, the honest answer is no, and it is not close. If you want a humanoid actually aimed at homes, that is the 1X NEO, which is a different machine for a different room. This is general information, not purchasing advice.
The Figure 03 gets grouped with home robots, but the record does not support that. It is a commercial, workplace humanoid. Figure's first partner-confirmed paid deployment is logistics work, sorting at a Catalyst Brands distribution center in Reno, and the rest of the platform is in pilots.
It runs Figure's Helix model, weighs about 61 kilograms, and carries a 20-kilogram payload, which is a machine built to move totes in a warehouse, not to fold laundry in a bedroom. Its price is undisclosed, so anyone quoting you a Figure 03 home price is inventing one.
It is also worth flagging the BMW overstatement: the confirmed BMW work used the earlier Figure 02 in a completed 2025 pilot, and Figure 03 there is only under evaluation, so a Figure 03 fleet at scale is aggregator drift, not the record. None of this is a knock on Figure; it is a well-funded company shipping a real workplace robot.
It just means the home question has a clean answer: not a home product. If you actually want a home humanoid, the 1X NEO is the one aimed at homes, with a verified price and a pre-order. This is general information, not purchasing advice.
Figure 03 walking through a kitchen/dining area, frame from Figure's official Figure 03 reveal video (timestamp 180s).
What actually exists today
| What people ask about | Status | The reality |
|---|---|---|
| Offered for sale to households | No | Undisclosed to nonexistent. Figure has published no consumer offer, price, or availability for a home Figure 03. It is not marketed to households on any record we hold. |
| What it is actually for | Commercial logistics and industry | Verified. Figure's first partner-confirmed paid commercial deployment is logistics sorting at a Catalyst Brands distribution center (Reno), and the platform is otherwise in pilots. A workplace robot. |
| Price | Undisclosed | Undisclosed. Figure has published no per-unit consumer or commercial price we can verify. Any quoted Figure 03 home price is invented, not on the record. |
| Build and payload | About 61 kg, 20 kg payload | Verified. Figure 03 is about 173 cm and 61 kg, runs the Helix vision-language-action model, and carries a 20-kilogram payload. Built to move loads in a workplace, not for a household. |
| The BMW at scale claim | Aggregator drift | Rejected per BMW's own disclosure. The confirmed BMW work used the earlier Figure 02 in a completed 2025 pilot; Figure 03 at BMW is only under evaluation. A Figure 03 fleet at scale is not on the record. |
How to read the Figure 03 home question
The instinct is to treat every impressive humanoid as a future home robot. Hold Figure 03 at what the record actually says instead.
A real, further-along workplace robot
Figure 03 is not vaporware. It has commercial maturity on the record and a partner-confirmed paid logistics deployment. It is a genuine workplace humanoid from a well-funded company, and that is the honest frame.
Not a home product
There is no consumer offer, no home price, and no household deployment. Being a good warehouse robot does not make it a home robot, and we do not let capability stand in for a consumer product that does not exist.
The BMW at scale story is drift
The confirmed BMW work used Figure 02 in a completed pilot; Figure 03 there is under evaluation. Claims of a Figure 03 fleet running at scale contradict BMW's own disclosure, so we reject them.
The NEO is the home humanoid
If you actually want a humanoid aimed at homes, that is the 1X NEO, with a verified price and a pre-order. Figure 03 and NEO are different machines for different rooms, and we keep them distinct.
What would change this
We track Figure 03 against the verified record and Figure AI so you do not have to. Any one of these moves the answer, and each becomes a dated line the week it happens:
- Figure announces a consumer or home version of the Figure 03, with a price or availability.
- Figure discloses a per-unit price for the commercial Figure 03.
- A new verified home or consumer deployment lands on the record.
- BMW or Figure confirms Figure 03 (not Figure 02) running at commercial scale.
- Scrutiny of a humanoid sharpens after real incidents. Right now the verified record holds zero safety incidents for the Figure 03, and every new one is logged the week it lands.
How we know this
Figure 03's commercial nature, its logistics deployment, its build, and its supervised operation are on the verified DEPLOY record. Its price is undisclosed and stated as such. The BMW at scale claim is rejected because it contradicts BMW's own primary disclosure, which attributes the completed pilot to the earlier Figure 02.
If Figure announces a home version or discloses a price, or if you can show us we got something wrong, our corrections process logs the response on the record.
Common questions
Is the Figure 03 a home robot you can buy?
No. Figure 03 is a commercial, workplace humanoid. Its verified deployments are logistics and industrial, its price is undisclosed, and Figure has not offered it for sale to households. If you want a humanoid aimed at homes, that is the 1X NEO. This is general information, not purchasing advice.
How much does a Figure 03 cost?
Undisclosed. Figure has published no per-unit consumer or commercial price we can verify. Any Figure 03 home price you see quoted is invented rather than on the record, so we report the price as undisclosed.
Is the Figure 03 running in BMW factories at scale?
What is the Figure 03 actually used for?
Commercial work. Figure's first partner-confirmed paid deployment is logistics sorting at a Catalyst Brands distribution center in Reno, and the platform is otherwise in pilots. It runs the Helix model and carries a 20-kilogram payload, built for the warehouse rather than the home.
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