Introductory Embodied Development Platform
The Booster K1 is Booster Robotics' introductory embodied development platform. It stands 95 cm and weighs approximately 19.5 kg, light enough for one person to carry. It has 22 degrees of freedom in total: six per leg, four per arm and two in the head.
The joints produce 60 N·m of peak torque and carry dual encoders. Its three editions differ in compute: Geek at 48 TOPS, Education at 117 TOPS and Professional at 200 TOPS. Perception includes a stereo depth camera, a 9-axis IMU and a circular three-microphone array. The battery is 2 or 5 Ah by edition, giving 30 to 80 minutes at a 0.4 m/s walk. The Doubao large language model is bundled free for six months. The K1 is the model that took both the championship and the runner-up spot in the 2025 RoboCup Soccer KidSize category, and it is used together with Booster GYM 2.0.
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The Booster K1 is Booster Robotics' introductory embodied development platform. It was launched at the Booster Ecosystem Summit in October 2025 and sits at the centre of the company's programme for the education market.
Mechanically: approximately 95 cm tall and 19.5 kg. There are 22 degrees of freedom in total: six per leg, four per arm and two head, with no waist joint. Joint ranges run hip pitch -171° to 126°, roll -22° to 89°, yaw ±59°; knee 0° to 127°; ankle pitch -50° to 20°, roll ±20°. Maximum peak torque is 60 N·m and every joint carries dual encoders.
The three editions differ in compute, battery and warranty. The Geek edition offers 48 TOPS, a 2 Ah battery and three months of warranty; the Education edition 117 TOPS, a 5 Ah battery and one year; the Professional edition 200 TOPS, a 5 Ah battery and one year. Runtime is 30 to 80 minutes at a 0.4 m/s walk.
Perception includes a stereo depth camera, a 9-axis IMU and a circular three-microphone array with a speaker. There is one power button and three interaction buttons. Networking covers Wi-Fi (Geek) or Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2 and Gigabit Ethernet. The Doubao large language model is bundled free for six months.
On the software side there is the Booster GYM 2.0 motion library, the open-source Booster SDK, deployment tools and developer documentation; secondary development and firmware upgrades are supported.
The K1 is the model that took both first and second place in the 2025 RoboCup Soccer KidSize category: Germany's HTWK team finished first and Tsinghua TH-MOS second. That same year it was the centre stage lead performer at the World Humanoid Robotics Games Federation.
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The manufacturer's official variant matrix; the values are documented data.
| Feature | K1 Geek | K1 Education | K1 Professional |
|---|---|---|---|
| Height and weight | 95 cm, 19,5 kg | 95 cm, 19,5 kg | 95 cm, 19,5 kg |
| Degrees of freedom | 22 | 22 | 22 |
| AI performance | 48 TOPS (Dense) | 117 TOPS | 200 TOPS |
| Battery | 2 Ah | 5 Ah | 5 Ah |
| Battery life | 30 dakika (0,4 m/s yürüyüş) | 80 dakika | 80 dakika |
| Wireless | Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi 6 | Wi-Fi 6 |
| Warranty | 3 ay | 1 yıl | 1 yıl |
| Shared features | Stereo derinlik kamerası, 9 eksenli IMU, dairesel 3 mikrofonluk dizi, Gigabit Ethernet, Doubao büyük dil modeli 6 ay ücretsiz | Aynı | Aynı |
| Quote | Get a Quote for This ModelK1 Geek | Get a Quote for This ModelK1 Education | Get a Quote for This ModelK1 Professional |
All three editions share the same body, the same 22 degrees of freedom and the same 60 N·m peak torque. The difference is only compute, battery and warranty. The Geek edition's 2 Ah battery gives 30 minutes of runtime; the education and professional editions rise to 80 minutes with 5 Ah.
K1 Geek
The most economical entry at 48 TOPS and 2 Ah; for personal development and experimentation in short sessions.
K1 Education
117 TOPS and 5 Ah; 80 minutes of runtime for classroom lessons, workshops and school tournaments.
K1 Professional
The highest compute at 200 TOPS; for research teams running models on the robot itself.
The use cases the manufacturer defines for the Booster K1.
With 22 degrees of freedom and Booster GYM 2.0 together, the robot can produce motion at choreography level.
The K1 was the centre stage lead performer at the 2025 World Humanoid Robotics Games Federation.
Sixty newton-metres of peak torque is a high ratio for a 19.5 kg body.
With 117 TOPS of compute and a 5 Ah battery, 80 minutes of runtime covers more than one lesson period.
The Professional edition raises compute to 200 TOPS.
Booster GYM is the published reinforcement learning environment for training a policy in simulation and transferring it to a real robot.
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30 values in 7 categories; data published by the manufacturer.
Verified on the manufacturer page on 18 September 2026.
An itemised quote for the Booster K1 is prepared by configuration, quantity and delivery scope.
These dimensions come from the RoboCup KidSize rule set. The education payoff is direct: at 19.5 kg a teacher can carry the robot between classrooms alone, and 95 cm is a band that requires floor rather than desk work while raising no ceiling-height issue. For comparison, the same manufacturer's T1 is 118 cm and 30 kg; that body can be carried by one person but is not practical to move between classrooms. Weight also sets the fall risk: when a 19.5 kg robot tips over, neither it nor its surroundings take serious damage, which is what allows unsupervised student use.
The mechanical base is identical on all three: 22 degrees of freedom, 60 N·m peak torque, the same joint ranges, the same stereo depth camera and 9-axis IMU. The difference gathers in two places. First compute: 48, 117 and 200 TOPS. Forty-eight TOPS is enough to run a pre-trained walking policy but is tight for vision-based inference on the robot. Second the battery: the Geek edition's 2 Ah pack gives 30 minutes while the others reach 80 minutes on 5 Ah. Since a lesson period runs about 40 minutes, the Geek edition means going to charge mid-lesson in classroom use, which may matter more than compute when choosing an edition.
The K1's 22 degrees of freedom break down as six per leg, four per arm and two head; there is no waist joint. The same manufacturer's T1 has one waist joint. No waist joint means the torso cannot rotate independently of the feet: the robot has to step in order to look at or reach an object beside it. For walking and football that is no loss and in fact simplifies the control problem. For manipulation work it is limiting, and four joints per arm is already narrow for fine grasping. The K1 is deliberately a locomotion and interaction platform, not a manipulation platform.
| Feature | Booster K1 | Booster T1 | Unitree G1 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Height | 95 cm | 118 cm | 132 cm |
| Weight | Approximately 19.5 kg | Approximately 30 kg | 35 kg |
| Degrees of freedom | 22 (no waist) | 23-41 | 23 (EDU: 43) |
| Peak joint torque | 60 N·m | 130 N·m | Published per joint |
| Compute | 48 / 117 / 200 TOPS | 200 TOPS | Jetson Orin |
| Runtime | 30-80 minutes | 2 h walking | Approximately 2 hours |
| RoboCup category | KidSize champion | AdultSize champion | Not a competition model |
The K1 is a body designed around the constraints of the education scenario, and it solves them well. At 19.5 kg it can be carried by one person, fall damage is low, 60 N·m of peak torque is enough for dynamic movement like dance and football, and three compute tiers leave room to choose by budget. Booster GYM and the open SDK let a student train their own policy and run it on a real body; both first and second place in the 2025 RoboCup KidSize coming off this platform is the field validation. The limits are part of the design: there is no waist joint and only four joints per arm, so it is not suited to manipulation work. The Geek edition's 30 minutes of runtime is short for classroom use, and school projects should prefer the 5 Ah editions.
Supply model
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Manufacturer warranty
Manufacturer warranty: Geek 3 months, Education 1 year, Professional 1 year
Source documents
Technical values come from the manufacturer's documents; verified on 18 September 2026. 5 documents at the bottom of the page.
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The most common questions about the Booster K1.
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Approximately 95 cm tall and 19.5 kg. Twenty-two degrees of freedom in total: six per leg, four per arm and two head, with no waist joint. Joint ranges run hip pitch -171° to 126°, knee 0-127° and ankle pitch -50° to 20°. Maximum peak torque is 60 N·m with dual encoders on the joints. Compute is 48, 117 or 200 TOPS by edition. Perception covers a stereo depth camera, a 9-axis IMU and a circular three-microphone array. The battery is 2 or 5 Ah, giving 30 to 80 minutes at a 0.4 m/s walk. Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.2 and Gigabit Ethernet.
For classroom use the Education or Professional edition is the sensible choice. The reason is battery rather than compute: the Geek edition's 2 Ah pack gives 30 minutes at a 0.4 m/s walk, meaning a charge stop mid-lesson. The Education and Professional editions reach 80 minutes on 5 Ah and extend the warranty from three months to one year. The compute difference matters if you will run vision-based models on the robot: 48 TOPS suffices for pre-trained policies, 200 TOPS for running your own model.
If the work is walking, dance, football and interaction, the K1 is sufficient and easier to manage: 19.5 kg, carried by one person, low fall damage. If the work involves manipulation, the T1 is needed: a 118 cm body, 130 N·m peak torque, a waist joint and an arm and hand layout reaching up to 41 degrees of freedom by configuration. Both are RoboCup champion models, the K1 in KidSize and the T1 in AdultSize.
Yes. The Unitree G1 (132 cm, 35 kg, Jetson Orin) can be ordered in Turkey today, with 4-6 week delivery, a 1-year official warranty, on-site commissioning and engineering support across Turkey. The G1 EDU edition reaches up to 43 degrees of freedom and is widely used in university research. The G1 is larger and heavier than the K1, which is worth factoring in if portability between classrooms is your priority.
