Figure AI

"All the catalog components that are effectively used by every other humanoid robot company like Figure or Tesla Optimus."

Peter Diamandis

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"We're going to be interviewing Brett at Figure in a couple of weeks. And remember, he started building his own models for the robots because the early models didn't work."

Dave Blundin

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"When everyone's talking about the humanoid robots building other humanoid robots, but then you tour 1X or Figure, there's no way that big robot hand is going to make these tiny little surface mount devices."

"Although I'd love my Figure, and I'm sure 1X Neo, all of these other things that we're on the waiting list for, would love all of these for domestic purposes."

Tony Robbins

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"If you've been up to see Brett Adcock and his group up there at Figure AI, you walk in this building and it is like you're in the future. There's nothing but robots everywhere doing everything."

Tom Bilyeu

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"Brett Adcock, the CEO of Figure, just released a new video of a robot doing housework, cleaning, making a bed, folding towels, laundry. They rented 30 houses in the Bay Area and just had the robots go loose and the robot was 30 for 30."

"Figure did some kind of a demo of them sorting packages for 10 hours or something. But that's really more for show because you could have just had a one-arm or two-arm little machine doing that at a fraction of the cost and it would have been just..."

"We're trying to crack the true human-level intelligence of Figure. We really want to tackle how do we make it so I can put it into any home. It can do every job I'd want it to do. That's what we're working on."

Emad Mostaque

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"Brett isn't doing Archer. Brett is now doing Figure and Hark. Brett migrating over to robots and AI is in some sense a proxy for this larger problem that all the capital that would otherwise go to things like flying cars is just getting sucked out..."

"Brett Adcock sharing what they're doing at Figure. They had an 8-hour challenge to have this robot they're building sort packages and they did it for 200 hours. That's today. This is the least good it will ever be."

Steven Bartlett

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"There was a video the other day of a company called Figure AI where they showed a humanoid robot on a production line sorting packages against a human. The humanoid robot stood there for seven or eight days sorting packages and they live-streamed ..."

"we watched the other day Figure AI released this video showing a humanoid robot sorting packages on a production line for eight days straight, beating a human sorting those packages on the production line."