Figure's Helix 2.5 Completes 56% of Chores Zero-Shot in 30 Unseen Homes

In late September, Figure released Helix 2.5, its most capable neural network to date, and validated it in an unusually rigorous way: the team rented 30 real homes across the San Francisco Bay Area and had humanoid robots enter entirely unseen households to do chores with no additional training (zero-shot). The Index-pretrained model completed 56% of tasks end-to-end, versus 9% for a from-scratch baseline, while using 50% less data. Figure also published roughly 4 hours of full test footage.

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