Figure AI CEO skips live demo, sidesteps BMW deal questions onstage at tech conference

Brett Adcock, co-founder and humanoid robotics CEO Starter figure AI, made a public look Bloomberg Tech Conference on Thursday. Recently the figure was a pair of themes News articles This Marquee client asked progress with BMW. This states that at least one of these reports protested Adcock has openly threatened to publish.

When the BMW surrounds the skepticism covering relations or the company’s commercial value, ADCOCK, in a factory floor, did not provide special benefits to the technical benefits of robots and BMW.

“We get a lot of value and understand how robots work every day. We try to see how all the dimensions work.” Two months ago, the figure published A YouTube video Shows several robots running in a BMW factory.

Adcocck, say that this figure is reported to be a second, not an unnamed client for first placement, the name of Bloomberg Landing.

Figure AI focused on the preparation of allegations that powerful robots have a person similar to man, and can accurately control the objects. Despite the release of numerous videos of their robots, the company did not show the humanoids live.

Interviewer, Bloomberg’s ED Ludlow, two robotics, agility robotics and boston dynamics, while demonstrating their robots at the conference, stressed that there is no picture AI. “We do not go to many events,” Adcock said. “I think it’s a huge waste of time. I need to bring a team here to bring robots here to be Frank. He added that the company demonstrates robots in videos.

Adcocch confirmed that in four years, about 100,000 units of production and placement.

Along with suspicion of commercial relations of the picture, it comes within the company’s attempts to increase $ 1.5 billion in one $ 39.5 billion Evaluation, Sources said Bloomberg has an increase in fifteen times $ 2.6 billion Evaluation obtained in February 2024.

Techcrunch, in April reported that this figure issued AI Letters to the ceasefire Secondary market brokers require their shares to demand marketing, because they do not have the authority to do so.