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July 8, 2012 - Brett Adcock, founder and CEO of Figure, recently had an in-depth conversation with Logan Kilpatrick, head of developer relations at Gemini, and co-host Nolan Fortman, focusing on trends in the industry's robotics adoption. Brett Adcock says that Figure's latest robot design has reduced the cost of robots by about 90%, and that its humanoid robots will be ready for mass deployment in the next four years, with 100,000 machines per year in new factories...

February 15 news, local time on the 14th, according to Reuters, citing sources familiar with the matter, robotics startup Figure AI is in talks with investors, plans to raise 1.5 billion U.S. dollars (note: the current about 10.898 billion yuan) of funds, after financing the company's valuation will reach 39.5 billion U.S. dollars (currently about 286.983 billion yuan). With the rapid development of AI technology, tech giants such as NVIDIA, Meta, Tesla and several startups are stepping up their efforts to develop humanoid robots that aim to utilize advanced AI models...

February 5, 2012 - Silicon Valley-based robotics startup Figure announced today via social media platform X that it is ending its partnership with AI giant OpenAI. The company claims to have made a major breakthrough in fully end-to-end robotic AI, developed entirely in-house. Company founder Brett Adcock didn't reveal technical details, but boasted that he would deliver an innovation that would "disrupt the humanoid robotics industry" within 30 days. OpenAI, an early investor in Figure, entered into a partnership agreement last year to develop humanoid robots for...

Startup Figure AI released a new video today showing the skills of the humanoid robot Figure 01. Netizens commented in the video: "The next 5-10 years will definitely be a crazy era." Figure 01 is 167.64 cm (5 feet 6 inches) tall, weighs 59.8 kg (132 pounds), can carry up to 20 kg (44 pounds), and moves at a speed of 1.2 meters per second (about 2.7 miles per hour). The biggest highlight of Figure 01 is that it uses...

OpenAI announced a partnership with unicorn Figure to build the next generation of AI big models and improve robots’ language processing and reasoning capabilities. Figure01 learns to perform tasks such as making coffee, and its capabilities are expected to be further improved with the help of OpenAI’s multimodal model. The collaboration aims to enhance the intelligence of robots, especially in language processing and reasoning. In the video, Figure01 demonstrated the ability to autonomously complete real-world tasks, such as moving boxes, showing a flexible use of visual models and force feedback. At the same time, Figure01’s bipedal walking technology has achieved breakthroughs…

Figure AI (also known as Figure), a humanoid robot startup, is gaining more attention from tech giants after receiving support from OpenAI and Microsoft. According to a Bloomberg report today, people familiar with the matter said that Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, Nvidia and other large technology companies are providing financial support to Figure as part of the competition to find new applications for AI. People familiar with the matter said that Bezos invested $1 billion in Figure through his company Explore Investments LLC.