"The home is coming," Brett Adcock, the founder of robotics company Figure AI, says. "The home is like single-digit years away" from being a place where humanoid robots can do "useful work," he said ...

A US robotics company has teamed up with a major player in the sector to create these robots for domestic and commercial use.

Figure, a California-based robotics company, has introduced the F03 battery, the third generation of its in-house energy ...

Armed with more than $750 million in funding, Brett Adcock vows that Figure will become one of the most important businesses in the world. First, he has a lot of work to do. “Figure 01, can you ...

Amid growing labor shortages, Brett Adcock’s Figure offers an audacious solution: humanoid robots. The 38-year-old founded the startup in 2022 to create robots that can perform human-like tasks.

Brett Adcock delivered a solid 2017 season for the Buies Creek Astros. (Courtesy Buies Creek Astros) BAY CITY, MI -- Brett Adcock doesn't feel like he's on the doorstep of Major League Baseball.

Troy, NY - A knee injury suffered Wednesday while fielding a bunt has cost lefthanded pitcher Brett Adcock the season. The ValleyCats have placed Houston's 4th-round pick out of the University of ...

Brett Adcock may no longer don the maize and blue, but he’s still a Wolverine. Following an impressive three-year career at Michigan, the Houston Astros selected the 6-foot left-hander in the fourth ...

No one expected this so soon — not even Brett Adcock. The freshman left-hander had been a starting pitcher all his life, boasting a 0.58 earned-run average in high school. But in the midst of ...

It’s an important season for Brett Adcock. But Jose Altuve, George Springer and Alex Brengman don’t make it easy for a pitcher to impress his bosses. After posting a losing record last season ...

Adcock was a top hurler for the Michigan Wolverines, where he ranks among the program’s all-time top-10 with 24 wins, 256 strikeouts and a 3.09 ERA. He was taken in the fourth round of the 2016 ...

Investors are backing the space, with $6.1 billion in VC dollars going to robotics in 2024. "The home is coming," Brett Adcock, the founder of robotics company Figure AI, says.