Humanoids daily(@humanoidsdaily):Figure took its humanoid into 30 homes it had never seen and asked it to tidy toys, fold towels and make beds. Helix 2.5 completed 56% of full-task trials in Figure’s evaluation. The important distinction: it had learned these chores elsewhere. No additional training was done for these homes or their objects. That’s a meaningful step toward a robot you don’t have to retrain for every house. 🎥 @Figure

2026.09.17 19:19

Figure took its humanoid into 30 homes it had never seen and asked it to tidy toys, fold towels and make beds. Helix 2.5 completed 56% of full-task trials in Figure’s evaluation. The important distinction: it had learned these chores elsewhere. No additional training was done for these homes or their objects. That’s a meaningful step toward a robot you don’t have to retrain for every house. 🎥 @Figure_robot

Brett Adcock@adcock_brett

2026.09.17 18:45

The holy grail for robotics is being able to generalize: doing work in unseen places We rented 30 homes in the Bay Area and are doing tasks without any new training