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Humanoid Integration

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Robot Integration

Figure builds general-purpose humanoid robots designed for manufacturing environments. Miradoris provides the orchestration layer that coordinates Figure units across production workflows, alongside other robots, devices, and human operators.

Manufacturing
Automotive and general assembly
Adaptive
Learning from demonstration
Collaborative
Shared workstation capable
Integration Overview

How Miradoris orchestrates Figure

Miradoris connects to Figure robots through their API, providing fleet-wide task coordination that the robot API alone does not address. The platform manages scheduling, spatial routing, safety enforcement, and cross-system integration.

Figure's automotive manufacturing partnerships demonstrate the platform's suitability for production environments. Miradoris adds the orchestration layer that scales Figure deployment from individual units to coordinated fleets.

Orchestration
Miradoris Platform
Communication
API Bridge
Vendor API
Figure Robot API
Hardware
Figure Robot
Communication

Supported protocols

Figure API

Direct integration with the Figure robot API for task dispatch, status monitoring, and behavior configuration.

REST Interface

Standard HTTP endpoints for fleet management, configuration, and high-level command routing across Figure units.

WebSocket Telemetry

Real-time streaming of joint positions, force feedback, vision data, and operational metrics from each Figure unit.

ROS 2 Compatibility

ROS 2 bridge for advanced motion planning, custom perception pipelines, and research-grade control workflows.

Capabilities

Figure capabilities through Miradoris

General-purpose manipulation

Figure robots handle a wide range of physical tasks from component placement to tool operation. Miradoris assigns and sequences these tasks across production schedules.

Automotive assembly tasks

Proven in automotive manufacturing environments. Miradoris coordinates Figure units alongside assembly line workers for component insertion, fastening, and sub-assembly.

Collaborative workstation operations

Figure operates in shared workstations with human operators. Miradoris manages task handoffs, proximity safety, and synchronized workflows.

Adaptive learning integration

Figure robots learn from demonstration and refine task execution over time. Miradoris tracks performance metrics and routes tasks to the most capable units.

Comparison

Integration approaches compared

Direct Figure API

Strengths
Full access to Figure capabilities
Lowest latency for control
Direct learning feedback loop
Limitations
Single-vendor integration only
No facility-wide coordination
Manual safety zone management
No unified reporting

Factory Automation PLC

Strengths
Proven industrial control
Deterministic timing
Mature vendor ecosystem
Limitations
No humanoid robot support
Rigid programming model
No AI-driven adaptation
Cannot handle mixed workforces

Miradoris

Recommended
Strengths
Figure alongside other robots and human workers
AI-driven task routing and optimization
Facility-wide spatial awareness
Natural language commands for operators
Unified compliance and audit trail
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does Miradoris replace Figure's onboard AI?

No. Figure's onboard intelligence handles manipulation, perception, and low-level decision making. Miradoris provides the higher-order orchestration layer for task assignment, scheduling, fleet coordination, and policy enforcement across the facility.

Can Figure robots work with other humanoid brands?

Yes. Miradoris is vendor-agnostic. Figure units can operate alongside Boston Dynamics Atlas, Agility Digit, Unitree, or any other humanoid platform. Each appears in the same unified operational view with consistent task routing and monitoring.

How does task assignment work for Figure robots?

Miradoris evaluates available Figure units based on proximity, current workload, capability profile, and battery level. Tasks are assigned to the optimal unit and tracked through completion with full telemetry and status reporting.

What manufacturing tasks can Figure handle?

Figure robots are designed for general-purpose manufacturing work including component placement, tool operation, inspection assistance, material transport, and collaborative assembly tasks. Miradoris coordinates these within the production schedule.

How are safety protocols managed?

Miradoris enforces safety zones, speed restrictions, force limits, and proximity alerts when Figure operates near human workers. All safety events are logged and policy compliance is verified before any task execution.

Can Figure robots be controlled via natural language?

Yes. Operators can issue natural language commands through the Miradoris NLP interface. Instructions like "send a Figure unit to station 4 for the next assembly cycle" are translated into structured task definitions automatically.

Be among the first

We are looking for partners willing to test Miradoris in real operational environments. Early adopters get priority access to the platform at significantly reduced rates.

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