Figure's F.03 humanoid robot sorts packages at 2.83 seconds each against warehouse worker Aime's 2.79-second pace while accumulating 149,000 packages over 119 hours of autonomous operation · Digg

Figure's F.03 humanoid robot sorts packages at 2.83 seconds each against warehouse worker Aime's 2.79-second pace while accumulating 149,000 packages over 119 hours of autonomous operation · Digg

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Brett Adcock@adcock_brett

Congrats to Aime!! He said his left forearm is basically broken 😂

Final scores: → F.03: 12,732 packages (2.83 seconds/package) → Aime: 12,924 packages (2.79 seconds/package)

This is the last time a human will ever win

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Brett Adcock@adcock_brett

Figure livestream is back for day 6!

Aime got some well deserved sleep, while F.03 has sorted another 17,444 packages

Figure@Figure_robot

Day 6 is live: Watch our humanoid robots running 24/7 and fully autonomous. We've now crossed 119 consecutive hours and 149,000 packages https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1kKzDMRBpXqJv

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Brett Adcock@adcock_brett

His fingers are blistered

Brett Adcock@adcock_brett

Congrats to Aime!! He said his left forearm is basically broken 😂

Final scores: → F.03: 12,732 packages (2.83 seconds/package) → Aime: 12,924 packages (2.79 seconds/package)

This is the last time a human will ever win

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Chris Paxton@chris_j_paxton

Would love to see more robotics companies do something like this (though its only meaningful with a general purpose platform)

Brett Adcock@adcock_brett

Congrats to Aime!! He said his left forearm is basically broken 😂

Final scores: → F.03: 12,732 packages (2.83 seconds/package) → Aime: 12,924 packages (2.79 seconds/package)

This is the last time a human will ever win

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Teortaxes▶️ (DeepSeek 推特🐋铁粉 2023 – ∞)@teortaxesTex

Figure is great at PR but I really don't get what this "nonstop autonomous operations" is supposed to prove. Hardware reliability? It's doing the same trivial sorting procedure at every moment, it doesn't need to maintain a context. And it's not error-free, even.

Figure@Figure_robot

We're now on Day 4 of nonstop autonomous operations with F.03 humanoid robots running 24/7 until failure https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1OxwblMvXvoJB

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Minh Nhat Nguyen@menhguin

2025 benchmarks: AIME 2026 benchmarks: Aime

Brett Adcock@adcock_brett

Congrats to Aime!! He said his left forearm is basically broken 😂

Final scores: → F.03: 12,732 packages (2.83 seconds/package) → Aime: 12,924 packages (2.79 seconds/package)

This is the last time a human will ever win

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Molly O’Shea@MollySOShea

@adcock_brett How are humans vitals

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TechniaHQ | humanoid robots@techniahq

@adcock_brett A human still wins, but the margin is small, and the human pays for it physically. Give the robot two more hours, and that gap probably disappears.

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Fico Chang@ficochang

Well the F.03 can do that non stop and will never get tired. It will require maintenance once in a while but won’t ever need to be paid. I’m not sure if it runs on electricity or battery, but still it consumes energy. All and all, if u’d own the factory would u take Aime or the robot?

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Think.@cyclingmadbod

@adcock_brett Human lost because F03 requires no money, no food, drinks electricity, will never get sick or strike. He may break now and again but he should ed within an hour. He is also happy to work 24/7. That makes him a massive win.

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Sapient Hominin@SapientHominin

@adcock_brett I’ve done this job and can assure you ppl can go way faster than this. Still, none of this needs to be done with a humanoid.

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Light@cryptokyoto1

@adcock_brett All this proved to big corporations like Amazon is that AI can keep up with human workers without getting tired or fatigued. In reality AI won and humans lost. Won’t be long before all human workers are completely replaced

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若熙~❀同城上门@AHansen5333

@XURYPlCTURES @adcock_brett 🥳

😍 ‌ 😎

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sarah@s4rah_dev

@adcock_brett And you will make sure of that eh Brett.

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Humanoid Alpha@servetkodu_EN

The supply chain math is where it gets interesting.

F.03 running 24/7 at this throughput implies real, quantifiable actuator demand — 10–40 strain-wave gearboxes per unit at $2–5k each from a handful of qualified suppliers.

Harmonic Drive (6324 JP) holds the tooth-profile IP moat. Green Harmonic (688017 CN) is their only serious challenger, with 500k unit/yr capacity coming in 2026 — but OEM qualification of a second source is the real race happening quietly upstream.

The throughput milestone is the headline. The supplier qualification race is the investment signal. Covering both at Humanoid Alpha.

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Official Layoff@LayoffAI

@adcock_brett Enjoyable content you’re producing, and also eye opening to many. Regardless of how people feel about what you’re creating, this has to be one of most genius product releases I’ve ever seen. Kudos to you and your team.

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SWAGGY C | $wing Trader@SwaggyCTV

@adcock_brett What makes the robot valuable is not beating a human during a work shift. Humans are supposed to win.

What makes it valuable is after 8 hours, the human goes home, and 16 hours later (24 hours total), the robot should be at 36,000+ packages because it doesn’t need to sleep

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Object Zero@Object_Zero_

@teortaxesTex How many hours of continuous operation have you seen before today?

1?

So +2 OOM so far.

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M.M.@Marco_TGoD94

@adcock_brett The amount of computing power the human brain has and comparing it to a machine just shows what you know about the capacity of the human mind. It’s a marvel.

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Wizop@WIZOP_BTC

@adcock_brett You forgot the part about how the robot doesn’t need to go home and rest and can just continue 24 hours a day forever

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