Booster T2
Booster T2 is a bipedal robot with 31 degrees of freedom.
Summary
Booster T2 is a bipedal robot with 31 degrees of freedom, designed in CN and made in CN. It can walk at 3 m/s, climb stairs, and perform fall recovery. It supports a rated payload of 10 kg and has a runtime of 120 min.
The Booster T2 is a bipedal robot with a height of 140 cm and a mass of 42 kg. It has 31 degrees of freedom in total, with 6 per leg, 7 per arm, 3 in the waist, and 2 in the head. The robot uses PMSM actuator types with a max joint peak torque of 140 N.m and AIR cooling. It has a rated payload of 10 kg and a payload per arm of 5 kg, with swappable end effectors and 5 fingers per hand. Booster T2 can walk at 3 m/s, has a max speed of 1.944 m/s, and supports stair climbing and fall recovery. It is equipped with a 10 Ah battery at 48 V, providing a runtime of 120 min.
Suits
- Education users.
- Research applications.
- Developers, with secondary development supported and API documentation available.
- Environments requiring multi-robot coordination and voice interaction.
Limits
- Information on environment, security, and compliance is not published.
- Cloud dependency is required.
- The price status is undisclosed, though a price from 45000 USD is reported.
- Only 53 of 195 spec fields are published with a source.
At a glance
Where the joints are
- Total
- 31
- Head
- 2
- Each arm
- 7
- Each hand
- 6
- Waist
- 3
- Each leg
- 6
One charge
Payload vs body weight
24% of its own weight
Payload 10 kg · body 42 kg
Price & availability
- $45,000reported by a directory
- $25,000reported by a directory
- $29,000reported by a directory
- Price statusUndisclosed
- Available from2026
Specs
52 of 195 measures disclosure, not the robot: it counts the specs the maker and the directories we read had published when this page was last checked, so a robot with fewer published specs is not a worse robot. Makers also measure differently — height with or without the head, payload rated or peak — so two sources can both be right and still disagree, which is why every value carries a chip naming who stated it.
- mobility4/6
- autonomy4/6
- overview8/14
- organization2/4
- joints9/19
- compute3/7
- load2/5
- connectivity2/6
- safety2/7
- software4/15
- hands3/13
- body2/10
- commercial1/5
- power3/20
- perception2/14
- privacy1/9
- service1/10
- environment0/6
- security0/6
- compliance0/11
- home0/2
No value below has been independently measured or filed with a regulator — every number is a claim by the maker or by a third-party directory, and the chip on each one says which.
mobility4 of 6
- Walking speed
- “Walking Speed: 3m/s” · booster.tech
- Stair climbing
- “walking stairs” · originofbots.com
autonomy4 of 6
- Operating modes
- “natively mirrors human operator movements via full-body teleoperation” · originofbots.com
- AI learning method
- “AI model Booster Studio, VLA models, RL, imitation learning, ROS 2, Isaac Sim & MuJoCo” · humanoidmetric.com
- Multi-robot coordination
- “Multiple robots execute your command in perfect sync.” · booster.tech
- Voice interaction
- “Voice Interaction Microphone array and speaker” · roboatlas.ai
overview7 of 14
- Locomotion
- “Platform Bipedal” · humanoid.guide
- User type
- “Education” · booster.tech
- Available from
- “Launch Year 2026” · originofbots.com
- Price status
- “Price Price not disclosed” · roboatlas.ai
- Designed in
- “Country China” · originofbots.com
organization2 of 4
- Total funding (USD)
- “Booster Robotics Raised Nearly $150M in Funding” · booster.tech
joints9 of 19
- Degrees of freedom
- “Total DoFs: 31” · booster.tech
- DoF per leg
- “DoFs per Leg: 6” · booster.tech
- DoF per arm
- “DoFs per Arm: 7” · booster.tech
- DoF waist
- “Waist DoFs: 3” · booster.tech
- DoF head
- “Head DoFs: 2” · booster.tech
- Actuator types
- “Motor: High-speed internal rotor PMSM” · booster.tech
- Max joint torque
- “Max Peak Torque: 140Nm” · booster.tech
- Joint torque (per joint)
- “Max Peak Torque: 140Nm” · booster.tech
compute3 of 7
- AI compute metric
- “delivering 2,070 TFLOPS of on-device compute.” · booster.tech
load2 of 5
connectivity2 of 6
safety2 of 7
software4 of 15
hands3 of 13
- Fingers per hand
- “Number of fingers 5 per hand” · humanoid.guide
- Swappable end effector
- “dexterous hands or grippers are available as optional end effectors” · roboatlas.ai
body2 of 10
commercial1 of 5
power3 of 20
- Battery capacity
- “Battery Capacity: 10Ah” · booster.tech
- Battery voltage (nominal)
- “Voltage: 48V” · booster.tech
perception2 of 14
privacy1 of 9
All sources (15)
- roboatlas.ai/en-US/products/booster-t2/booster-t2-p325 values
- roboatlas.ai/en-US/products/booster-t224 values
- roboatlas.ai/en-US/products/booster-t2/booster-t2-p224 values
- roboatlas.ai/en-US/products/booster-t2/booster-t224 values
- booster.tech/booster-t2/23 values
- originofbots.com/robot/booster-t2-by-booster-robotics-details-specifications-rating23 values
- humanoidmetric.com/robot/booster-t217 values
- humanoid.guide/product/booster-t2/16 values
- humanoidroster.com/robots/booster-t215 values
- humanoid.press/database/database-booster-t2/11 values
- guijicankao.com/products/booster-t28 values
- booster.tech/about-us/6 values
- booster.tech/app-download/3 values
- booster.tech/service/1 value
- booster.tech/terms/1 value
Corrected values (16)
A value below no longer shows on the page — it was superseded, or withdrawn after review. Kept here, not deleted, with the reason it was withdrawn.
- Walking speed: up to 3 m/s2026-09-29
[statement 6abbda153815d044d8dd7aeb] "up to" states a maximum, which that row's NOT text excludes — review-flagged on the booster-t2 dry run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "moving at up to 3 m/s"
- Sensors: LiDAR2026-09-29
[statement 6abbda15e92d22aff43849c3] the quote calls the sensor OPTIONAL ("LiDAR: Optional", "optional lidar") or configurable to order ("the head ... can accommodate RGB, depth or stereo cameras per customer requirements"), so it is not a sensor of the robot as sold — review-flagged on the booster-t2 dry run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "optional lidar"
- Sensors: LiDAR2026-09-29
[statement 6abbda15e92d22aff43849c3] the quote calls the sensor OPTIONAL ("LiDAR: Optional", "optional lidar") or configurable to order ("the head ... can accommodate RGB, depth or stereo cameras per customer requirements"), so it is not a sensor of the robot as sold — review-flagged on the booster-t2 dry run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "optional lidar"
- Sensors: LiDAR2026-09-29
[statement 6abbda15e92d22aff43849c3] the quote calls the sensor OPTIONAL ("LiDAR: Optional", "optional lidar") or configurable to order ("the head ... can accommodate RGB, depth or stereo cameras per customer requirements"), so it is not a sensor of the robot as sold — review-flagged on the booster-t2 dry run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "optional lidar"
- Sensors: LiDAR2026-09-29
[statement 6abbda15e92d22aff43849c3] the quote calls the sensor OPTIONAL ("LiDAR: Optional", "optional lidar") or configurable to order ("the head ... can accommodate RGB, depth or stereo cameras per customer requirements"), so it is not a sensor of the robot as sold — review-flagged on the booster-t2 dry run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "optional lidar"
- Sensors: LiDAR2026-09-29
[statement 6abbda15e92d22aff43849c3] the quote calls the sensor OPTIONAL ("LiDAR: Optional", "optional lidar") or configurable to order ("the head ... can accommodate RGB, depth or stereo cameras per customer requirements"), so it is not a sensor of the robot as sold — review-flagged on the booster-t2 dry run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "optional lidar"
- Sensors: LiDAR2026-09-29
[statement 6abbda15e92d22aff43849c3] the quote calls the sensor OPTIONAL ("LiDAR: Optional", "optional lidar") or configurable to order ("the head ... can accommodate RGB, depth or stereo cameras per customer requirements"), so it is not a sensor of the robot as sold — review-flagged on the booster-t2 dry run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "optional lidar"
- LiDAR: Yes2026-09-29
[statement 6abbda159aedb2485799c670] the quote says the LiDAR is OPTIONAL or externally integrable ("LiDAR: Optional", "supports seamless integration of external sensors such as LiDAR", "supports interchangeable grippers, LiDAR"), so the robot as sold does not have one — review-flagged on the booster-t2 dry run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "LiDAR Optional"
- LiDAR: Yes2026-09-29
[statement 6abbda159aedb2485799c670] the quote says the LiDAR is OPTIONAL or externally integrable ("LiDAR: Optional", "supports seamless integration of external sensors such as LiDAR", "supports interchangeable grippers, LiDAR"), so the robot as sold does not have one — review-flagged on the booster-t2 dry run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "LiDAR Optional"
- LiDAR: Yes2026-09-29
[statement 6abbda159aedb2485799c670] the quote says the LiDAR is OPTIONAL or externally integrable ("LiDAR: Optional", "supports seamless integration of external sensors such as LiDAR", "supports interchangeable grippers, LiDAR"), so the robot as sold does not have one — review-flagged on the booster-t2 dry run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "LiDAR Optional"
- LiDAR: Yes2026-09-29
[statement 6abbda159aedb2485799c670] the quote says the LiDAR is OPTIONAL or externally integrable ("LiDAR: Optional", "supports seamless integration of external sensors such as LiDAR", "supports interchangeable grippers, LiDAR"), so the robot as sold does not have one — review-flagged on the booster-t2 dry run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "LiDAR Optional"
- LiDAR: Yes2026-09-29
[statement 6abbda159aedb2485799c670] the quote says the LiDAR is OPTIONAL or externally integrable ("LiDAR: Optional", "supports seamless integration of external sensors such as LiDAR", "supports interchangeable grippers, LiDAR"), so the robot as sold does not have one — review-flagged on the booster-t2 dry run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "LiDAR Optional"
- Price from (USD): $29,0002026-09-29
[statement 6abbda15367b964dcbb9e9fa] "Indicative price" is a hedge, which that row's NOT text excludes — the class closed in two earlier cleanups — review-flagged on the booster-t2 dry run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "Indicative price 29000.0 USD"
- Made in: China2026-09-29
[statement 6abbda15250598d198f2bb13] a company ADDRESS, nationality or headquarters ("Company Address: ... Shenzhen, China", "Nationality China") with no statement about where the robot is made — the class closed in all three earlier cleanups — review-flagged on the booster-t2 dry run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "Nationality China"
- Available from: 2026-072026-09-29
[statement 6abbda15aef06b70e67b0140] a PRE-ORDER, unveiling, launch or expected-shipment date ("Seit Mai 2026 vorbestellbar", "opened for preorder", "launched on July 10, 2026", "expected later in 2026") and not a date the robot became available — the class closed in all three earlier cleanups — review-flagged on the booster-t2 dry run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "Booster T2 is a humanoid robot launched on July 10, 2026 by Accelerated Evolution (加速进化)."
- Available from: 2026-07-102026-09-29
[statement 6abbda15aef06b70e67b0140] a PRE-ORDER, unveiling, launch or expected-shipment date ("Seit Mai 2026 vorbestellbar", "opened for preorder", "launched on July 10, 2026", "expected later in 2026") and not a date the robot became available — the class closed in all three earlier cleanups — review-flagged on the booster-t2 dry run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "Booster T2 is a humanoid robot launched on July 10, 2026 by Accelerated Evolution (加速进化)."
Hardware
- Binocular cameraSensor
- NVIDIA Jetson Thor T5000Compute
- binocular camerasSensor
Media
Botlero does not copy the maker's photos. They are linked where the maker publishes them.
Questions
What is the Booster T2's height and weight?
The Booster T2 has a height of 140 cm and a mass of 42 kg.
What is the maximum payload it can carry?
The Booster T2 has a rated payload of 10 kg, with a payload per arm of 5 kg.
What is its battery runtime?
The Booster T2 has a runtime of 120 min with a 10 Ah, 48 V battery.
Does it support secondary development?
Yes, secondary development is supported, and API documentation is available at https://docs.booster.tech.
What is its walking speed?
The Booster T2 has a walking speed of 3 m/s and a max speed of 1.944 m/s.
What are its primary applications and user types?
The Booster T2 is for education users and research applications.
Machine-readable: JSON · last checked 2026-09-29 · every value above carries its source, quote and date.