Figure 03: the home humanoid, and when it might reach the UK
Figure 03 was designed for homes from the start. It's being tested in real houses but isn't for sale. Here's what it is, what it might cost, and what it means for UK homes.
Updated 3 October 2026
| Status | Home testing, not for sale |
|---|---|
| Price | None published. Figure's CEO has described a home lease of $400 to $600 a month (about £300 to £450) |
| Consumer date | None announced. No UK date |
| Height and weight | 173 cm, 61 kg |
| Payload | 20 kg |
| Battery | About 5 hours (2.3 kWh) |
| Charging | Wireless, by standing on a charging pad |
£ figures are our estimates at $1.32 to £1 (2 October 2026), before VAT and import costs. No UK prices have been announced.
Built for homes
Figure 03 was launched in October 2025 with homes in mind. Its body is covered in soft textile rather than hard panels, with foam at the places fingers could get pinched, and the cover comes off for washing. It charges wirelessly by standing on a pad, using coils in its feet, so there's no cable to plug in. Its fingertips can feel forces as small as 3 grams, which matters for handling everyday objects.
It runs Figure's own AI system, Helix, which controls the robot from what it sees and hears.
How it's doing in real homes
In September 2026, Figure tested Helix 2.5 in 30 rented homes in the San Francisco Bay Area. With no training specific to those homes, Figure 03 tidied living rooms, folded towels and made beds. Figure reported a success rate of 56% across those tasks, up from 9% with the previous version.
That's real progress, but it also means it failed almost half the time. It's not yet a robot you'd leave to get on with things unsupervised.
Price and UK availability
There's no order page or price. In May 2026, Figure's CEO, Brett Adcock, described a home lease in the region of $400 to $600 a month, about £300 to £450 at today's exchange rate. Figure hasn't announced a consumer launch date anywhere, including the UK.
Getting ready for Figure 03
The wireless charging pad needs a clear, flat spot of floor with a socket nearby, away from walkways. Everything else on our robot-ready checklist applies too, from WiFi coverage to camera-free zones.
What Robot Fitter is planning. A £49 home readiness survey to check your WiFi, dock spot, stairs and camera-free zones before your robot arrives. Setup and safety configuration on the day it arrives (£99–£199, depending on the robot and the size of your home). And a Robot Care Plan from £25 a month after that. We're not taking bookings yet. Join the list to hear when we launch and to tell us what you'd use.
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