Overview
- A new video shows the robot walking through a cluttered living room, picking up and sorting items, using a towel to wipe a surface, and turning off a remote without step-by-step instructions.
- CEO Brett Adcock says the system was developed to work fully autonomous after Elon Musk publicly asked whether the demo involved remote operation.
- The company says a single neural network coordinates whole‑body locomotion and manipulation to tackle multi-step chores.
- Figure AI describes vision, proprioception, tactile fingertips, and palm-mounted cameras enabling object identification and delicate grasps in cluttered spaces.
- According to Figure AI, the model was trained on more than 1,000 hours of human motion data, and there is no independent testing or clear deployment timeline reported.