AI BriefingFigure AI Completes 200-Hour Robot Test
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Figure AI's F.03 robot sorted 250,000 packages over 200 hours, demonstrating human-level efficiency.
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Figure AI CEO Brett Adcock revealed the results of a 200-hour autonomous stress test using the F.03 humanoid robot. Conducted in Sunnyvale, California, the test deployed 3 robots and successfully sorted a total of 249,560 packages without any hardware failures.
The robots controlled their body movements fully autonomously through the Helix-02 neural network system. They independently performed all processes including barcode identification, package picking, scanning, and placement, recording an average processing time of 2.83 seconds per package.
Notably, a striking result emerged from a 10-hour competition against humans held on May 17th. While a human intern sorted 12,924 packages, the F.03 robot sorted 12,732 packages, with the average speed difference amounting to just 0.04 seconds.
Based on this technological capability, Figure AI is planning to scale up production to 1 million units annually for deployment in the logistics and warehouse industry. Securing autonomy in the Helix-02 system is regarded as a key step toward commercial mass adoption.
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