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Home - AI News and Tutorials - Figure X BMW News! Figure-02 has become an autonomous robot work team, with increased speed and improved success rate.

Figure X BMW News! Figure-02 has become an autonomous robot work team, with increased speed and improved success rate.

KOCPC Editor by KOCPC Editor
November 20, 2024 - Updated on August 4, 2026
in AI News and Tutorials, AI Trends and Related News, Latest Technology News and Reviews

This August, Figure announced its new humanoid robot, the Figure-02, to the public and simultaneously revealed that five Figure-02 units were already being tested at a BMW factory. Recently, Figure shared new updates on the Figure X BMW collaboration: the Figure-02 has now become an autonomous team capable of assisting with parts assembly, operating 4 times faster than before and with a 7-fold improvement in success rate. Figure is now working toward its goal of delivering millions of “useful” robots to businesses and homes around the world.

Figure X BMW breaking news! Figure-02 has become an autonomous team, with faster speed and higher success rate

Figure announced yesterday the latest progress of its humanoid robot Figure-02 at the BMW factory, stating that Figure-02 is now an autonomous robot team capable of deploying 1,000 parts per day, with robot work speed increased by 400% and success rate improved by 7 times.


Currently, Figure is focused on enhancing Figure-02’s readiness for autonomous team operations, deploying and training Figure-02 in both physical and digital environments to precisely replicate site conditions. 

In addition to announcing the latest progress of Figure-02 at the BMW factory, Figure has also publicly opened recruitment for top engineers worldwide, covering artificial intelligence, software engineering, controls, mechanical, systems integration, and robotics team operations, in preparation for launching more Figure-02 units in the future.  

In August, Figure unveiled its second-generation humanoid robot, the Figure-02. The Figure-02 is specifically designed for commercial clients and households. Figure says that using humanoid robots in everyday life will make you feel like you’re living 30 years in the future. If you’re interested in learning about the Figure-02’s work efficiency from three months ago, you can check out the related report via the link below:

Figure 推出新一代 AI 人型機器人 Figure 02,目前已在美國 BMW 工廠進行測試

Source: KOCPC Chinese

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