New Figure 03 Robots Walk Out of BotQ in Brett Adcock’s Latest Video

Brett Adcock has shared a short video of newly manufactured Figure 03 humanoids leaving BotQ and walking across Figure’s campus, offering a glimpse of the company’s growing robot fleet outside the factory.

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• Adcock says the robots are newly manufactured Figure 03 units heading across campus from BotQ.
• The clip shows several humanoids walking outside the building and toward a parking-lot crossing.
• The post provides no new production total or customer-delivery figures.

“Newly manufactured F.03 robots leaving BotQ and heading across campus,” the Figure founder and CEO wrote in his November 2 post on X.

The roughly 19-second video shows the white-and-black robots making their way along the approach to the building, with one moving across the painted pedestrian crossing as others follow behind. People stand and walk nearby. Adcock does not specify how the robots are controlled during the walk or where on campus they are headed.

A glimpse of the BotQ fleet

The video follows a series of manufacturing updates from Figure. As we reported in April, Adcock said BotQ had manufactured more robots in March than in the company’s entire history up to that point, without providing a unit count.

By July, the company had announced a more concrete benchmark: its 1,000th Figure 03 humanoid. Adcock marked the occasion with a gold-colored robot and a team photo outside the facility. That was a manufacturing milestone; it did not mean 1,000 robots had been delivered to customers.

The latest campus video adds a glimpse of newly completed units, but no updated cumulative production total.

Figure has described the growing fleet as supporting internal research, data collection, household-task development and commercial applications. More robots give its teams more opportunities to gather training data for Helix and identify hardware failures that emerge with extended use.

The new clip offers a simple view of that process: completed robots leaving the manufacturing building on foot. It does not establish how many are being built today or how many have reached customers, but it puts a familiar campus scene around Figure’s effort to expand its fleet.

Meanwhile, Figure is developing its next-generation Figure 04. Our look at when Figure 04, Tesla’s Optimus Gen 3 and the next Apollo could be revealed examines the development milestones and likely timing, with estimates distinguished from confirmed launch plans.