In a milestone for the robotics industry, Figure, specializing in humanoid robots, announced it has officially become a revenue-generating entity. The news was shared by Brett Adcock, Founder of Figure, on social media, marking an important step in its journey to commercial viability.
This week, Figure delivered its F.02 humanoid robots to a commercial client, marking the first deployment of its robots in a business environment. These robots are now actively contributing to operations for the client, underscoring the company’s transition from development to practical application.
Founded just 31 months ago, Figure’s achievement highlights the speed at which the company has moved from its incorporation to generating revenue. The accomplishment reflects growing interest in humanoid robots as solutions for tasks traditionally performed by humans, particularly in industries facing labor shortages or seeking automation efficiencies.
Figure’s F.02 humanoid robots are designed to integrate seamlessly into workplace environments. While the specific client and use cases for the robots have not been disclosed, the company’s technology is expected to address labor-intensive or repetitive tasks, enabling businesses to increase productivity and operational efficiency.
This demonstrates the growing potential of humanoid robotics in the commercial sector and sets a precedent for other companies in the field. As Figure continues to expand its operations, it will be watched closely as an indicator of the viability and scalability of humanoid robot solutions in real-world applications.
