Figure AI’s F.03 humanoid robots continue their 24/7 autonomous package-sorting livestream in a warehouse setting, driven by the Helix-02 neural network and fault-tolerant hardware that has already logged over 1,250 cumulative runtime hours with minimal interventions. Recent data shows the fleet processing roughly 88,000 packages across 72 continuous hours at human-comparable speeds, far exceeding the initial eight-hour shift benchmark and supporting strong trader consensus around the 200,000-package threshold by the May 21 resolution. April’s 24x production ramp to one robot per hour, combined with high first-pass yields, has bolstered expectations for sustained operation, though gripper wear and scheduled battery management remain potential swing factors. With only days left before the cutoff, any extension of uninterrupted runtime or minor downtime could quickly shift the market-implied odds.