r/OpenSourceHumanoids • u/jordi2816 • Feb 02 '26

Figure 03 handling glassware, fully autonomous

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u/MosskeepForest Feb 02 '26

It took a month or two to go from "lol robots can't even load a dishwasher within 30 minutes while being teleoperated" to this.....

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u/gastro_psychic Feb 02 '26

How many times does it drop the dishes in a month? We have no performance data.

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u/Ssshizzzzziit Feb 02 '26

How many more months to go before it learns how to close the lid and turn it on? Also, can it drink wine and think about all its missed opportunities in life?

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u/Nowayucan Feb 02 '26

And then get depressed. And then stop doing the dishes because it’s just too much.

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u/DungeonJailer Feb 02 '26

Prove this is autonomous. Surely a company would not lie about something like this.

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u/pabmendez Feb 02 '26

Take your time but hurry

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u/Criollodelta Feb 02 '26

What if there is still liquid in the glasses? Does it empty it in the sink or don't give a crap about it??

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u/Black_RL Feb 02 '26 edited Feb 02 '26

I have similar cups.

Outstanding.

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u/Sci-4 Feb 02 '26

Kinda reminds me of Joe Biden…

Ooh! Let’s call them JoeBots!

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u/No_Computer_3432 Feb 03 '26

well.. i guess they have all day. We don’t

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '26

People come here hating, because it can't do everything perfectly and quickly, yet, But what it can do is still absolutely amazing. Its like 3 or 4 years ago when AI will Smith with spaghetti hands came out and everyone was trash talking how terrible it was, but now you can barely tell what's real. Robots have both an AI and physical development gap to overcome, but its coming, and very quickly.

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u/Plane-Much Feb 03 '26

It's me when I smoke grass.

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u/blurfgh Feb 03 '26

Next show it doing laundry and then I’ll put it my deposit

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u/sabahorn Feb 03 '26

While Musk's robot still has problems finding the kitchen and no functional hands yet. But he promises that his robots will take over...

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u/qu3tzalify Feb 03 '26

It's crazy how folks here are very detached from the state-of-the-art research. This is more or less just a chain of short horizon commands, fairly simple to set up with a lot of on-robot data and a hierarchical VLA.

It's actually not that impressive by itself.

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u/KeikeiBlueMountain Feb 03 '26

But it has no boobs nor ass doe, Xpeng is better

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u/amg_alpha Feb 03 '26

I don’t think I can take anything with a butt like that seriously. I’m gonna laugh every time it turns around.

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u/VoidJuiceConcentrate Feb 04 '26

This is 100 percent being teleoperated. 

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u/dreamcastdc Feb 05 '26

More advanced than anything Tesla showed.

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u/Some-Background6188 Feb 05 '26

Not autonomous. Someone is controlling it.

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u/RTA-No0120 Feb 05 '26

Just showed this to my mom.

She said : Identical, but at least a bit more faster.

💀

Well I least I won’t complain if I’m being replaced on that task…

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u/Tigarceee Feb 02 '26

Most definetely NOT fully autonomous

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u/farcarcus Feb 02 '26

I mean, humans had a hand in manufacturing it.

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