Figure F.03 walks 422 miles over 13 straight days in treadmill stress test
FinanceYF5 · x · 2026-10-26
What began as a treadmill stress test: Figure's F.03 humanoid has now walked continuously for 13 days, covering 422 miles (1.5 million steps) — and counting.
Also featured: ETH Zurich's G1 walks, climbs, and crawls with a single control policy trained on just 13.2 minutes of human motion data plus RL, recovering from mid-climb stumbles.
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