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Figure AIHelix familyCurrentRobotics modelReleased 17 Sep 2026

Helix 2.5

PricePrice not published

Where it stands

1newer robotics model since its release

All robotics models

Before it from Figure AI
Helix 0227 Jan 2026
Weights
Closed weights.

How to call it

Where to use Helix 2.5.

Providers, model ids, endpoints and docs for Helix 2.5
ProviderModel idEndpointDocs
None (runs only on Figure 03 robots; no public API, weights or waitlist) figure.ai

Pricing

Price not published.

No price source linked.

Specs

Input
Text, images and video
Output
Robot actions
Context window
Not published
Max output
Not published
Open weights
No
Licence
Proprietary
Released
17 September 2026
Status
Current
Type
Robotics model

What stands out

What its maker marketed at launch, and what people found later, each with its source.

  • Zero-shot whole-body generalization to unseen homes

    56% success (237/420 trials) tidying, towel folding and bed making in 30 never-seen Bay Area homes with no data from those homes; matched Helix 02’s success with half the adaptation data.

    Source: figure.ai

  • Pretrained from scratch on human video (Index)

    Pretrained from random initialization on Figure’s Index human-video dataset (not a VLM); without it the same model scored 9%.

    Source: figure.ai

  • Human-to-robot transfer scaling law

    Predictable scaling of robot performance with human-video data (forecast error 0.54% over an 8x data range).

    Source: figure.ai

Notes

‘first’ flags are Figure’s ‘to our knowledge’ claims (first zero-shot whole-body generalization at this scope; first human-to-robot transfer scaling law measured on a humanoid). Company-reported results. Architecture/parameter counts not disclosed.

Sources: Figure: Helix 2.5.