Figure's newly built humanoids walk out of BotQ and across campus

Brett Adcock shared video of fresh Figure 03 units leaving the factory, with no new production or delivery figures attached.

Newly manufactured Figure 03 humanoid robots have walked out of Figure's BotQ factory and across the company campus, in a short video founder and chief executive Brett Adcock posted on X on November 2. The roughly 19-second clip shows the white-and-black robots leaving the building and making their way along the approach, with one crossing a painted pedestrian walkway as others follow behind and people stand and walk nearby.

The clip is a manufacturing glimpse rather than a capability demonstration. Adcock did not say how many robots appear in the video, whether they were walking autonomously or under remote supervision, or where they were headed. He gave no updated production or customer-delivery figures.

The video follows a run of manufacturing updates from the California company. Adcock said in April that BotQ built more robots in March than Figure had produced in its entire history up to that point, and the company later said the line had produced more than 350 Figure 03 robots and reached a pace of one robot per hour, up from one a day. In July, Figure marked its 1,000th humanoid built at BotQ with a gold-colored Figure 03. Those figures are cumulative manufacturing totals, not deliveries to customers.

The growing fleet feeds Figure's data loop. The robots support internal research, AI training, household-task development and commercial applications, giving the company more operational data for its Helix vision-language-action system and more chances to catch hardware failures that show up only with extended use. The clip follows an October endurance test in which a Figure 03 covered 348 miles on a treadmill over nine days, logging 1.2 million steps. Figure 03, introduced in October 2025, is built around Helix, and the company is also developing its next-generation Figure 04.