Figure AI is putting its latest humanoid robot through an extended endurance test to uncover weaknesses that shorter demonstrations might miss. Figure 03 has covered 348 miles and logged 1.2 million steps during nine consecutive days on a treadmill, CEO Brett Adcock reported on X.
Adcock said the experiment began as a side project designed to stress the robot and expose potential failures. The time-lapse shows Figure 03 walking on a treadmill inside a testing facility, with a power cable attached to the robot. The test follows several other attempts by Figure to push its humanoids beyond short demonstrations.
Introduced on Oct. 9, 2025, Figure 03 represents the company’s third-generation humanoid platform. Figure redesigned its hardware to support domestic tasks and commercial work, with manufacturing scale also a priority.
F.03 just crossed 9 straight days walking on this treadmill: 348 miles and 1.2 million steps
Started as a side project to stress the robot for any failures. Let's see how long it can go pic.twitter.com/mxsJcrO8jP
The robot features updated cameras that deliver twice the frame rate and one-quarter the latency of its predecessor. Each camera also offers a 60% wider field of view, according to Figure. Its hands incorporate palm cameras and tactile sensors that detect forces as small as three grams.
Figure also equipped the robot with wireless inductive charging. Coils inside its feet let it recharge by stepping onto a compatible stand, which delivers power at 2 kilowatts. The system could support extended deployments, although the treadmill post does not explain how charging factored into this particular test.
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