About Figure 02
Figure 02 is Figure's second-generation full-size humanoid, known for sheet-metal handling at BMW's Spartanburg plant.
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IEEE Humanoids 2026 conference will focus on factory labor
The IEEE-RAS International Conference on Humanoid Robots has closed submissions for its 25th edition. The event will take place December 6-9 in Santa Clara. The topic is “Humanoid Robots and the Future of Work,” reports Tech Times. This choice is not an accident. For many years the conference focused on walking, balance, manipulation and control of the whole body.
Figure and Agility lead the humanoid robot race in 2026
Figure AI and Agility Robotics boast better documented deployment of humanoid robots than Tesla Optimus. Technology.org came to this conclusion after analyzing the real state of affairs in July 2026. The review authors separated operating data published by companies from widely circulated statements about the number of units issued.
BMW launches humanoid robot Figure 03 to sort parts in the US
The BMW Group plant in Spartanburg (USA) is preparing to deploy Figure 03. This is an updated humanoid robot from the company Figure. He will be entrusted with the task of sorting parts in logistics, writes Technology.org with reference to BMW.
Forbes has compiled a map of 18 companies creating humanoid robots
Forbes interviewed experts and named 18 companies that are now setting the pace in the race for humanoid robots. The list includes startups like Agility Robotics and Apptronik, aimed at factories, and giants like Tesla, BYD, Samsung and Toyota. The main thing in this collection is not a single leader.
BMW expands deployment of humanoid robots in electric vehicle production in Leipzig
BMW has expanded the use of humanoid robots at its Leipzig plant in Germany, with Hexagon Robotics' AEON robots being tested in a real-life electric vehicle production environment, following an earlier pilot in Spartanburg, South Carolina. This expands the use of humanoid systems from a single-purpose trial format to a broader evaluation in live automotive production.
Figure AI demonstrates that Helix-02 humanoids can work eight-hour shifts
Figure AI claims that its Helix-02 humanoid robots are now capable of sustaining a full eight-hour factory shift without human intervention, a claim published in a post in X. This is important for the humanoid robotics market, as sustained autonomous operation remains one of the most glaring barriers between short demonstrations and practical industrial applications.
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