Three configurations
The base model has 23 DoF and no hands; a gripper option brings the total to 31 DoF and a dexterous-hand option to 41 DoF. [1]
Price & availability
Available to order from Oct 2024
Current dataset status: Commercial.
The T1 page's Buy Now link points to this store page, which has an inquiry form and does not list the T1. [6]
Product overview
The Booster T1 is a bipedal humanoid from Booster Robotics, a Beijing company that positions it as a development platform for research, education and competitions. The official manual lists a height of 118 cm and a weight of about 30 kg for the base model, which has 23 degrees of freedom and no hands. Booster introduced the T1 at the 2024 World Robot Conference in Beijing.
Booster markets the T1 with comprehensive API interfaces, an open-source framework and open-source development tools. A gripper option raises the total to 31 degrees of freedom and a dexterous-hand option to 41. The onboard compute is an NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin rated at 200 TOPS, and the official page cites a peak joint torque of 130 N·m. Booster rates runtime at about two hours of walking or four hours of standing per charge, and the product manual says a full charge takes no more than two hours.
The product page calls the T1 the championship-winning model from the 2025 RoboCup AdultSize category. That is the company's own claim and has not been checked independently here. The T1 page's 'Buy Now' link points to Booster's store, but that page lists the K1 and T2, not the T1, and offers an inquiry form rather than a fixed price. Confirm the T1's current sales status with Booster before relying on it.
Capabilities
The base model has 23 DoF and no hands; a gripper option brings the total to 31 DoF and a dexterous-hand option to 41 DoF. [1]
Booster offers an open-source framework, comprehensive API interfaces and open-source tools for secondary development. [1]
Onboard NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin rated at 200 TOPS for AI; some configurations add an Intel i7-1370P CPU. [1][4]
The official page cites a peak joint torque of 130 N·m without naming the joint. [1][2]
About 2 hours of walking or 4 hours of standing per charge; the product manual says a full charge takes no more than 2 hours. [1][5]
Hardware profile
Official footage
Booster Robotics
Quick answers
Booster T1 is available through an official sales inquiry rather than a public checkout page. [6]
Booster T1 is 118 cm tall and weighs 30 kg (About 30 kg (official)). [1][5][4]
Its stated maximum speed is 1 m/s; Walking speed in the official product manual. [5]
The stated runtime is 2 hours per charge; About 2 h walking; about 4 h standing. [1][2]
Booster T1 has 23 listed degrees of freedom; Base model: 2 head, 4 per arm, 1 waist, 6 per leg; no hands. [1][4]
Yes. Booster T1 is recorded as providing a public developer SDK or API. [1]
Booster T1 is made by Booster Robotics, based in China. [1]
Booster T2 is its successor. [1]
Side by side
Choose up to four robots for a sourced specification and price comparison.
Head to head
Lineage
Evaluation footprint
Autonomous perception, locomotion, kicking and team coordination in soccer games, plus technical challenges for specific robot skills.
Listed benchmark embodiment · The 2025 AdultSize finalists and the 2026 Large podium used Booster T1 robots. The 2025 KidSize champion and the 2026 Middle podium used Booster K1 robots. The 2026 Small podium used Booster K1 Air (Invic and GeoHBots) and High Torque Mini Pi plus (Hamburg Bit-Bots); those variants are not in the roster.
AdultSize league (final ranking) · rank 1
Final placing: 1
AdultSize league (final ranking) · rank 2
Final placing: 2
Large division (final ranking, Humanoid Soccer League) · rank 1
Goals scored in podium-deciding match: 6 goals · Goals conceded in podium-deciding match: 2 goals
Large division (final ranking, Humanoid Soccer League) · rank 2
Goals scored in podium-deciding match: 2 goals · Goals conceded in podium-deciding match: 6 goals
Large division (final ranking, Humanoid Soccer League) · rank 3
Goals scored in podium-deciding match: 2 goals · Goals conceded in podium-deciding match: 1 goals
Sprint and endurance locomotion, balance, team football, dexterous manipulation, and performance in household, industrial and emergency-response scenarios. Control-mode and autonomy requirements differ by event and edition.
Listed benchmark embodiment · Tiangong Ultra won the 2025 100 m, Unitree H1 won the 2025 400 m and 1500 m, and Booster T1 teams took the 2025 5v5 football gold and silver medals in the collected results.
5v5 humanoid football (final) · rank 1
Goals scored: 1 goals · Goals conceded: 0 goals
5v5 humanoid football (final) · rank 2
Goals scored: 0 goals · Goals conceded: 1 goals
Related
Evidence