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Figure’s 01 humanoids now working at BMW’s car plant in US | The humanoid operates autonomously, with actions guided by neural networks mapping pixels to actions.

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Figure's humanoid robot, deployed at BMW's facility, demonstrates full autonomy in vehicle assembly, guided by neural network-driven actions.

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