Hospitality garments patterned to Figure's joint geometry. Concierge, front desk, and bell service configurations.
Figure 03 is compact. Lighter than Optimus. Quieter servos. Hotels that want a less imposing robotic presence in guest-facing areas tend to choose it for exactly those reasons.
The problem is the same one every platform has. Stock Figure 03 units look like lab equipment. Place one behind a marble reception desk and it reads as a science project, not a colleague. The fix is straightforward: put it in uniform.
Figure 03 has a narrower shoulder profile than Tesla Optimus and different actuator placement through the torso and hips. A uniform designed for one platform does not transfer to the other. We pattern from Figure's published CAD data and our own measurements taken from production units.
The torso taper on Figure 03 is more pronounced. This actually helps with tailored garments. Blazers and vests sit closer to a human silhouette without heavy padding or structural inserts.
Single-breasted, two-button. Rear vent sits above the lumbar actuator housing. Shoulder seams follow the Figure 03 shoulder joint arc rather than a straight line, which eliminates bunching during arm raises. Fabric: wool-blend suiting rated for 400+ wash cycles.
The vest covers Figure 03's mid-torso panel and charging port. Back panel is stretch mesh for heat dissipation. Front is structured. Looks like a standard hotel vest. Magnetic side closures allow 60-second outfit changes between shifts.
Longer cut, mandarin collar. The coat extends below Figure 03's hip joint, covering the upper leg actuators that are visible in trouser-only setups. Reinforced at the forearm where luggage contact occurs.
Figure 03's slimmer frame means less fabric per garment. Unit cost runs about 15% lower than equivalent Optimus uniforms.
Hotel robots run long hours. Figure 03 deployments in the Gulf and Asia-Pacific are typically 16-hour shifts, 7 days a week. Garments need to survive that.
All seam bonding is ultrasonic, tested to 100,000 articulation cycles. Stain-resistant nano-coating is standard. We include recoating in fleet maintenance contracts. Replacement interval for high-use deployments: approximately 6 months.
Most hotel groups have strict uniform specifications. Pantone references, specific button finishes, embroidered crests. We replicate all of it. Send us the spec sheet for your human staff uniforms. We match it on the Figure 03 platform down to thread color and insignia placement.
Yes. Figure 03 has a narrower shoulder span and different actuator placement. Each uniform is patterned to the Figure 03 CAD profile, not adapted from another platform.
Send your current staff uniform spec. We replicate it for the Figure 03 platform, matching fabric, color, and insignia placement.
Magnetic snap closures throughout. No buttons, no zippers. Staff can re-dress the robot in under 90 seconds.