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A post says it logged 348 miles and 1.2 million steps in a side project designed to test for failures.
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A post says the aim is to make every day a little easier, with the product doing more over time.
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A post introducing Handoff pitched it for ordering food, booking flights, shopping and navigating the web.
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An October 10 post says 12 major features were planned over roughly the next 60 days.
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A user calls Hark's free tier 'quite generous' and suggests giving it a try.
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A post describes Hark as “truly proactive,” saying it anticipates how it can help.
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A poster argues that moving from 40- to 50-pound payloads makes humanoids heavier and harder to control.
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The launch announcement says Hark Pro is free to try; TestingCatalog describes it as a proactive AI agent from Figure.
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An October 4 post links to a waitlist; Hark’s website describes its project as “personal intelligence.”
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A poster says they're bullish on building capable, human-like hands and praises F.04 hands.
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A reply says “entire F.02 robots” are here “in small traces” and links to Figure AI’s merch shop.
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A person at Figure says Index grew rapidly in recent weeks and will power the next generation of Helix models.
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A post about the F.02 decommission says the robots were trained to jump autonomously before being shipped to Finland.
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Nvidia says its open-source OpenShell runtime traces agent actions and enforces policies. Sentry adds monitoring on BlueField hardware, designed to enable millisecond-scale quarantine.
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Figure says its robots began useful work in 30 rented Bay Area homes without additional training. A team member reports 56% zero-shot success with Index pretraining, versus 8% without it.
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Brett Adcock said Figure had made an AI “breakthrough” and would showcase it on September 18, 2026.
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Brett Adcock said Figure had made an AI breakthrough and would showcase it on September 18, 2026.
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Adcock says Figure’s website has a live map showing each pixel of data as it is uploaded around the world.
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The author argues that money can buy this stage of the humanoid race—but not the deep hardware engineering or the work of designing the right AI recipe.
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Brett Adcock explains the decision to iterate rather than perfect the first robot.
