Figure runs humanoid robots in 30 rented Bay Area homes with no new training; predicted a $10T company
LinusEkenstam · x · 2026-09-18
Brett Adcock, CEO of Figure, says his humanoid robots are now performing tasks in 30 rented Bay Area homes — unseen environments — with no additional training, calling generalization the holy grail of robotics. Linus Ekenstam reposts with a bold call: within 10 years everyone will have these robots at home, making Figure a $10 trillion company.
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