About Figure Helix 02
Helix 02 is Figure’s humanoid-control model, combining locomotion, balance and manipulation within a unified neural loop.
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Figure
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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.
The robot revolution is gaining momentum: will Figure 03 survive its own success?
The race for a “world without work” has officially moved from the laboratory to the factory level. As of May 2026, two industry titans—Figure AI and 1X Technologies—have achieved their promised goal: mass production. The transformation at BotQ's San Jose plant is astonishing. In just the last 120 days, the company has increased its throughput 24 times.
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