Developer-Focused Humanoid Research Robot
The Booster T1 is Booster Robotics' developer and research oriented humanoid. It measures 118 × 47 × 23 cm and weighs approximately 30 kg, with a 57 cm leg length and a 45 cm arm length.
Degrees of freedom range from 23 to 41 by configuration: 23 on the base body (six per leg, one waist, four per arm, two head), 31 with grippers and 41 with six-DoF dexterous hands. The joints produce 130 N·m of peak torque and carry dual encoders. Compute is 200 TOPS on an NVIDIA AGX Orin, with an Intel i7 1370p added on the Standard and Customized editions. Perception includes a depth camera, a 9-axis IMU and a circular six-microphone array. A 10.5 Ah battery runs for two hours walking and four hours standing. The T1 is the champion model of the 2025 RoboCup AdultSize category and is used by more than 50 robotics teams worldwide.
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The Booster T1 is Booster Robotics' developer-focused humanoid. The company was founded in 2023 and aimed its early strategy at scientific research and education scenarios; the T1 is the body at the centre of that strategy.
Mechanically: 118 × 47 × 23 cm, approximately 30 kg, with 57 cm legs and 45 cm arms. Degrees of freedom vary by configuration: 23 on the base body (six per leg, one waist, four per arm, two head), 31 with grippers and 41 with six-DoF dexterous hands. Joint ranges run to waist ±58°, hip pitch ±118°, knee 0-123° and ankle pitch -50° to 20°.
On the drive side, maximum peak torque is 130 N·m and every joint carries dual encoders. Dual encoders mean the difference between motor shaft and output shaft can be measured, and that measurement is decisive when transferring a policy learned in simulation onto a real body.
Compute is 200 TOPS on an NVIDIA AGX Orin. The Standard and Customized editions also carry an Intel i7 1370p so that x86-bound vision and ROS stacks can run on the robot itself. Perception includes a depth camera, a 9-axis IMU and a circular six-microphone array with a speaker. A 10.5 Ah battery runs two hours walking and four hours standing. Networking covers Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2, with USB and Ethernet for expansion.
The software side is what sets the platform apart: comprehensive API interfaces, an open-source framework and open-source tools are published, accompanied by the Booster Gym reinforcement learning environment, the Booster SDK and developer documentation.
The T1 is the champion model of the 2025 RoboCup Soccer AdultSize category and the choice of more than 50 robotics teams and research institutes worldwide. Published customer cases include UC Berkeley FastTD3, Carnegie Mellon FALCON, Purdue's table tennis work and the world championship of Tsinghua Hephaestus.
For organizations with a T1 requirement we assess sourcing, timing and the alternatives deliverable today (the Unitree G1 and H2) transparently.
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The manufacturer's official variant matrix; the values are documented data.
| Feature | T1 Basic | T1 Standard | T1 Customized |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dimensions | 118 × 47 × 23 cm | 118 × 47 × 23 cm | 118 × 47 × 23 cm |
| Weight | Yaklaşık 30 kg | Yaklaşık 30 kg | Yaklaşık 30 kg |
| Total DoF | 23 | 31 (tutucu ile) | 41 (becerikli el ile) |
| Arm DoF | 4 (genişletilebilir) | 7 + el 1 | 7 + el 6 |
| CPU | Yok | Intel i7 1370p | Intel i7 1370p |
| GPU | NVIDIA AGX Orin, 200 TOPS | NVIDIA AGX Orin, 200 TOPS | NVIDIA AGX Orin, 200 TOPS |
| End-effector | Yok | Tutucu | Becerikli el |
| Warranty | 1 yıl | 1 yıl | 1 yıl |
| Quote | Get a Quote for This ModelT1 Basic | Get a Quote for This ModelT1 Standard | Get a Quote for This ModelT1 Customized |
All three editions share the same body, the same joint movement ranges and the same 130 N·m peak torque. The difference is the end-effector and compute: the Basic covers walking and locomotion research with 23 degrees of freedom, the Standard rises to 31 with a gripper and the Customized to 41 with a dexterous hand. The Basic has no separate x86 processor; compute runs on the AGX Orin alone.
T1 Basic
The plainest body for walking, balance and reinforcement learning research; 23 degrees of freedom and 200 TOPS.
T1 Standard
The edition with a gripper and an Intel i7; for grasping trials and perception stacks that run on x86.
T1 Customized
A 6-DoF dexterous hand bringing the total to 41 degrees of freedom; for fine manipulation work.
On a competition robot, durability is not a marketing line but a condition of use: in RoboCup matches the robot falls, collides and gets back up.
The depth camera and the 9-axis IMU work together so the robot can derive its own position and the obstacles ahead.
One of the customer cases run on the T1.
The Standard edition adds seven degrees of freedom per arm and a gripper, bringing the total to 31.
The Basic edition is the plainest body at 23 degrees of freedom: six per leg, one waist, four per arm and two head.
A six-degree-of-freedom dexterous hand brings the total to 41.
Booster Robotics became an official RoboCup Federation partner in December 2024.
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33 values in 7 categories; data published by the manufacturer.
Verified on the manufacturer page on 18 September 2026.
An itemised quote for the Booster T1 is prepared by configuration, quantity and delivery scope.
These dimensions come from the RoboCup AdultSize rule set, not from a marketing choice. At 118 cm and 30 kg, one person can carry and set up the robot alone, and the chance of damage to the robot or its surroundings in a fall stays low. On the research side the payoff is concrete: no crane, cage or two-person setup is needed in the lab, so the iteration loop shortens. On a full-size body above 70 kg every fall becomes a maintenance job, while in this class dozens of trials fit into a day.
Dual encoders on the joints mean the difference between the motor shaft and the output shaft can be measured. In a single-encoder arrangement, backlash and flex after the reducer stay invisible to the control loop, and the robot cannot tell whether it actually reached the commanded angle. In reinforcement learning that difference is decisive: when a policy learned in simulation is transferred to a real body, unmodelled joint backlash is one of the largest error sources. A 130 N·m peak torque is a high ratio for a 30 kg body and the source of its dynamic movements, from kicking a ball to push-ups.
The T1's spread on the research side comes less from hardware than from software access. Comprehensive API interfaces, an open-source framework and open-source tools are published, alongside the Booster Gym reinforcement learning environment, the Booster SDK and developer documentation. That is why the customer cases come from universities: UC Berkeley FastTD3, Carnegie Mellon FALCON, Purdue table tennis, Tsinghua Hephaestus. On a closed platform none of that work would be publishable.
| Feature | Booster T1 | Unitree G1 | Booster K1 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Height | 118 cm | 132 cm | 95 cm |
| Weight | Approximately 30 kg | 35 kg | Approximately 19.5 kg |
| Degrees of freedom | 23-41 | 23 (EDU: 43) | 22 |
| Peak joint torque | 130 N·m | Published per joint | 60 N·m |
| Compute | 200 TOPS (AGX Orin) | Jetson Orin | 48-200 TOPS |
| Runtime | 2 h walking, 4 h standing | Approximately 2 hours | 30-80 minutes |
| Status in Turkey | Sourcing enquiry | Orderable | Sourcing enquiry |
The T1's strength comes not from a single standout figure but from a design that accounts for the whole research loop. A 30 kg body can be carried by one person, 130 N·m of peak torque is enough for dynamic movement, dual encoders make the largest sim-to-real error source measurable, and an open software stack lets results be published. The RoboCup record is the field validation: more than 50 teams compete on the same body and the winners come off this platform. With no protection rating or operating temperature stated either, use should be assumed to be limited to indoor research environments. The counterpart deliverable in Turkey today is the Unitree G1.
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Manufacturer warranty
Manufacturer warranty: 1 year
Source documents
Technical values come from the manufacturer's documents; verified on 18 September 2026. 6 documents at the bottom of the page.
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Dimensions 118 × 47 × 23 cm, weight approximately 30 kg, 57 cm legs and 45 cm arms. Degrees of freedom are 23, 31 or 41 by configuration. Joint ranges: waist ±58°, hip pitch ±118°, knee 0-123°, ankle pitch -50° to 20°. Maximum peak torque is 130 N·m with dual encoders on the joints. Compute is 200 TOPS on an NVIDIA AGX Orin, with an Intel i7 1370p on the Standard and Customized editions. Perception covers a depth camera, a 9-axis IMU and a circular six-microphone array. The battery is 10.5 Ah, giving two hours walking and four hours standing. Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, USB and Ethernet.
The body, the joint ranges and the 130 N·m peak torque are identical on all three. The Basic comes with 23 degrees of freedom and runs all compute on the AGX Orin. The Standard adds a gripper for 31 degrees of freedom and gains an Intel i7 1370p. The Customized reaches 41 degrees of freedom with a six-DoF dexterous hand. The choice follows whether the work is locomotion research or manipulation.
Yes. The T1 is the champion model of the 2025 RoboCup Soccer AdultSize category. At RoboCup 2025 in Brazil, teams using Booster robots took the top two places in AdultSize: Tsinghua Hephaestus first and China Agricultural University's Mountain & Sea team second. Booster Robotics has been an official RoboCup Federation partner since December 2024. At RoboCup 2026, 38 Booster-powered teams competed and every bipedal humanoid division was won on a Booster platform.
Comprehensive API interfaces, an open-source framework and open-source tools are published, alongside the Booster Gym reinforcement learning environment, the Booster SDK and developer documentation. Secondary development and firmware upgrades are supported. Published customer cases include UC Berkeley's FastTD3 algorithm, Carnegie Mellon's FALCON reinforcement learning framework and Purdue University's table tennis work.
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. If a full-size body is needed, the Unitree H2 (182 cm, 70 kg, 31 degrees of freedom) is worth evaluating.
