At its all-hands meeting, American humanoid robotics company Figure AI unveiled a series of core advancements. On the technology roadmap, the company has essentially validated the first two stages of its general-purpose robot development plan and is pressing ahead with hardware iteration. The Figure 04 now in development represents the biggest generational leap yet, targeting millimeter-level precision in dexterous fingertip motion tracking—and is expected to become the "first-generation iPhone" of the humanoid robotics field. On the AI front, the new Helix 2.5 model, powered by large-scale pretraining data on human behavior, has boosted task success rates in unfamiliar environments to 56%. On the data collection front, the company's global Index project has amassed 37.5 million videos spanning 112 countries, with weekly data spending reaching $8.1 million. On the computing power front, Figure AI is advancing a partnership with an initial scale of $3.5 billion and plans to bring NVIDIA-related computing platforms online in 2027. On the financial and mass production front, the company holds over $2 billion in cash, has produced a thousand Figure 03 units, and has its robots undergoing testing at commercial facilities across multiple states. Brett revealed that the team has tested a new model—which he called a defining moment in his robotics research career, describing the feeling as "Baby AGI"—and that a larger-scale version will be trained subsequently.