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Figure AI demos its humanoid robot on a podcast
Headline
Figure AI CEO brings humanoid robot to podcast for live demo
Summary
Figure AI CEO Brett Adcock showed up to The Shawn Ryan Show with the company’s Figure 03 humanoid robot in tow. Shawn Ryan, the former Navy SEAL turned podcast host, got a hands-on look at what the robot can do. Preview clips went live March 27, 2026, with the full episode still to come.
The Figure 03 has been redesigned with better cameras, tactile hands that can sense pressure down to 3 grams, and runs on Helix—Figure’s own AI system that combines vision, language, and physical actions. The company is pitching it for both home use and commercial settings like warehouses and retail.
Analysis
This media appearance fits Figure AI’s playbook since raising $675 million in February 2024 at a $2.6 billion valuation. That round brought in Microsoft, OpenAI, NVIDIA, and Jeff Bezos, giving the company resources to iterate quickly from Figure 01 to Figure 03. The new version adds faster cameras, lower sensor latency, and home-friendly features like soft exterior materials and wireless charging.
Figure has been working with OpenAI on reasoning capabilities and running pilots with BMW in automotive manufacturing. The approach differs from competitors: Tesla’s Optimus focuses more on mobility, Boston Dynamics’ Atlas on athletic movement. Figure is betting on hand dexterity and learning from demonstration.
The podcast appearance signals a shift from lab demos to public-facing marketing. Whether that translates to actual orders depends on whether the robot can reliably do useful work outside controlled settings—something no humanoid has proven at scale yet.
Impact Assessment