Running 24/7 without any human babysitters has been really hard We want robots operating at all times - even at 2am, on weekends, or on Christmas Day The robots run until their battery is low. When one heads to dock for recharging, a second robot receives a message to leave the dock and make room for the incoming robot. The first robot then autonomously docks. By the time the first robot is charging, the second is already back to work We never want downtime. If a robot has an issue, it goes to a triage area to dock while a replacement robot swaps in from another area. This could be due to a hardware or software issue The robots dock onto a wireless inductive charger built into their feet. They step onto a pad that charges them via coils in their feet at up to 2 kW. It takes about an hour to fully charge at roughly a 1C rate We’re now up and running across many different use cases like this. Crazy to see it
I've been waiting 3 years to show you this We just launched our 3rd-gen humanoid, but we’re already on our 7th-gen hand Our team has quietly worked for years to approach parity with a human hand Excited to share a sneak peek of...

Figure 03 is capable of wireless inductive charging Charging coils in the robot’s feet allow it to simply step onto a wireless stand and charge at 2 kW In a home setting, this means the robot can automatically dock and recharge itself...