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RichardJohnson
May 20, 2026

Figure AI staged a 120-hour live stream at its San Jose HQ, pitting human intern Aimé Gérard against its humanoid robots in a package sorting marathon. The human won, sorting 12,924 items at 2.79 seconds each versus the robot's 2.83 seconds, despite the robots' uninterrupted operation. The event tested the robots' 24/7 shift capability, with three units sorting over 30,000 packages by rotating for charging. While demonstrating progress, experts note robots still require oversight for errors like mis-scanned packages, highlighting the ongoing transition of humanoids from labs to industrial trials.

Figure AI staged a 120-hour live stream at its San Jose HQ, pitting human intern Aimé Gérard against its humanoid robots in a package sorting marathon. The human won, sorting 12,924 items at 2.79 seconds each versus the robot's 2.83 seconds, despite the robots' uninterrupted operation. The event tested the robots' 24/7 shift capability, with three units sorting over 30,000 packages by rotating for charging. While demonstrating progress, experts note robots still require oversight for errors like mis-scanned packages, highlighting the ongoing transition of humanoids from labs to industrial trials.
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