Robotics · 3 November 2026 · 4 min read

Figure showed new F.03 robots walking out of BotQ. The clip does not say they were shipped

Brett Adcock posted a clip of about 19 seconds on 2 November. His caption says newly manufactured F.03 robots were leaving BotQ and heading across campus. He does not say how they were controlled, where they were going, or how many units the video is supposed to stand for.

White and black humanoid robots outside a building marked 3940, one standing at a yellow crossing beside a dark car, with people nearby. — A still from the video Brett Adcock posted on 2 November, as published by Humanoids Daily. It shows F.03 robots outside a building marked 3940, and one at a crossing beside a parked car. People are in the frame. It is a moment in a clip. It is not a bill of lading.

The only primary sentence is the caption. “Newly manufactured F.03 robots leaving BotQ and heading across campus,” Adcock wrote on 2 November. Humanoids Daily, the same day, described a clip of roughly 19 seconds: several white-and-black robots on the approach to the building, one moving across a painted pedestrian crossing, people standing and walking nearby. The still matches that account. A robot at a crossing is a robot at a crossing. It is not, by itself, a robot that decided to go there.

What the post does not contain is the production number. Adcock does not say how many robots are in the clip, how they were being controlled, or which door on the campus they were walking toward. Humanoids Daily notes that the video adds no new total of units built and no figure for units delivered to a customer. A walk out of a doorway is not a shipment. A shipment would have a destination and a count.