T1 Standard
Full-size humanoid robot made for developers
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The T1 Standard is one configuration of Booster Robotics' Booster T1, a lightweight full-size humanoid robot aimed at developers, researchers, and competition teams. It is built on an open development framework with comprehensive APIs and open-source tools, and the Standard configuration adds an onboard Intel CPU alongside the NVIDIA compute module. The T1 is the model used by the company's RoboCup AdultSize championship-winning teams and is sold to global robotics labs and research institutes.
Released: 2024
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Overview
The Booster T1 is a full-size humanoid robot from Booster Robotics, a Beijing-based company founded in 2023. It is positioned as a developer platform, emphasizing a lightweight, flexible, and durable design suited to robotics research, education, and competitive applications. The T1 Standard is one of several configurations of the platform, distinguished by including an onboard Intel CPU in addition to the NVIDIA compute module shared across the lineup.
The robot ships with comprehensive API interfaces, an open-source software framework, and open-source tooling intended to streamline development. It pairs onboard AI compute with a depth camera, a multi-axis inertial measurement unit, and a microphone array with speaker for perception and interaction.
The T1 first debuted publicly in 2024 and was made commercially available the same year, and Booster Robotics states the model now ships worldwide. It is the configuration behind the company's RoboCup AdultSize championship teams and is used by global robotics labs and research institutes.
Key Features
- Lightweight full-size humanoid form factor designed for developers and researchers
- Standard configuration adds an onboard Intel CPU alongside the NVIDIA AI compute module
- Open-source software framework, open-source tools, and comprehensive API interfaces
- Onboard perception suite including a depth camera, multi-axis IMU, and microphone array with speaker
- Wireless connectivity via WiFi 6 and Bluetooth
- Competition-proven platform used by RoboCup AdultSize championship teams
Specifications
Mechanics
| Degrees of Freedom | 23 |
| Locomotion | Bipedal |
Performance
| Max Speed | 0.8 m/s |
Physical
| Weight | 30 kg |
| Height | 118 mm |
Power
| Battery Life | 2 hours |
Software
| SDK Support | No |
| ROS Compatible | No |
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