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Figure 03 units are shown walking on Figure's campus after leaving the BotQ factory

Several newly completed Figure 03 robots were shown walking outdoors on Figure's campus after leaving the BotQ factory in early November 2026. The robot remains available only to business customers under private contracts.

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  • Figure 03 units were shown after leaving the BotQ factory in early November 2026; the report does not establish that this marked the start of deliveries.
  • The robot is not available for individual purchase; sales remain limited to business contracts.
  • Maker-stated specs include a 5-hour runtime, 20 kg payload, and 30 degrees of freedom.
  • Price for home users remains unconfirmed; earlier estimates pointed to $400–$600/month rental, with no retail price given.

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What changed for buyers

Business Upturn reported that several newly completed Figure 03 robots were shown walking outdoors on Figure's campus after leaving the BotQ factory. The report does not establish that these units marked the start of deliveries. The robot remains available only to business customers under private contracts. No public consumer price or retail availability has been announced; the robot is available to businesses under private contract.

Maker-stated specs

According to Figure AI's product page, the Figure 03 stands 173 cm tall and weighs 61 kg Figure 03 model sheet. It has a payload capacity of 20 kg and operates for up to 5 hours on a charge. The robot walks at 4.3 km/h and includes hands with tactile sensors in the fingertips and a camera in the palm. It has 30 degrees of freedom. The CEO mentioned a future home rental at around $400 to $600 per month in May 2026, with no price announced.

Production and roadmap

In July 2026, Figure AI announced it had built 1,000 units. A video posted by Brett Adcock on 2 November 2026 showed several newly completed robots walking outdoors on the company's campus. The company aims to ship up to 100,000 robots over four years for commercial and home use. Work is underway on the next model, the Figure 04.

Still unconfirmed

  • Public price for purchase or rental
  • Timeline for consumer availability
  • Detailed breakdown of payloads per limb
  • Battery replacement or swappability features

The movement shows newly completed Figure 03 units after they had left the BotQ factory, but the cited report does not present it as a new production update. The robot remains reserved for businesses under private contracts and has not been brought to market for individual home users. Buyers interested in deploying the robot must still rely on private contracts. The key question is whether the company follows through on its plan to offer a home-use rental option.

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