Figure AI vs Apptronik — independent, side-by-side analysis.
Figure 03 leads in longer runtime, while Apollo leads in higher payload. The two robots are evenly matched, each excelling in different areas.

Figure AI

Apptronik
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Figure 03
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Apollo
Consumer focus. No developer ecosystem.
Figure 03: ~$25 per robot-operating-hour at BMW · ~$20,000 consumer target · 240 units/month (Apr 2026). Apollo: No public price (original target <$50,000 at scale). Apollo 2, unveiled June 30, 2026, is a data-collection/training platform (bipedal or wheeled base) used at Apptronik's Robot Park, not a product for sale; the first commercial product is Apollo 3, expected in 2027. Apollo runs only in enterprise pilots (Mercedes-Benz, GXO, Jabil)..
Apollo rates a higher payload at 25 kg vs 20 kg. Payload ratings are vendor claims and do not always include a duty cycle — peak vs sustained payload can differ significantly.
Figure 03 is shipping to customers. Apollo is in active development without commercial availability. Status reflects the vendor's published commercial position as of the last review and can change between announcement and actual delivery.
Last updated: 2025