Robots/Booster
Booster T2
Humanoidon sale, From €22,500 before VAT
17 sourced facts: 13 confirmed, 4 likely. Last checked 15 Oct 2026.
- Confirmed
- The robot's maker or the part's maker says so.
- Likely
- A good source points to it, but neither maker has said it outright.
- Rumoured
- One unverified report. A lead, not a fact.
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Availability
Whether you can get one, and what it costs.
On saleConfirmed
Booster's own website lists the T2 with a Buy now button that leads to its store. The T2 was launched on July 13, 2026, and a European distributor quotes delivery in 4 to 6 weeks.
- Applies to
- All versions
- Source
- Booster Robotics, Booster T2booster.tech
- Also see
- Generation Robots, Booster T2 humanoid robotgenerationrobots.com
- Checked
- 15 Oct 2026
Not disclosedBooster does not publish a price for the T2 on its product page or its store page. Its launch post asks buyers to contact the company for pricing.
Booster does not publish a price for the T2 on its product page or its store page. Its launch post asks buyers to contact the company for pricing.
- We looked at
- Booster Robotics, Booster T2booster.tech
- Also see
- Open Robotics Discourse, Meet Booster T2: An Open Humanoid Platform for Embodied AI Developmentdiscourse.openrobotics.org
- Checked
- 15 Oct 2026
From €22,500 before VATLikely
European distributor Generation Robots sells the T2 from €22,500 before VAT, with the price depending on which Education or Pro version and hand are chosen. US reseller Maverick Drone lists the T2 Edu at $32,999 and the T2 Pro at $37,999, with gripper and hand versions costing more.
Why not confirmed. Price set by a distributor; Booster does not publish one.
- Applies to
- All versions
- Source
- Generation Robots, Booster T2 humanoid robotgenerationrobots.com
- Also see
- Maverick Drone, Booster T2 Pro Humanoid Robotmaverickdrone.com
- Checked
- 15 Oct 2026
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AI model
The software that decides what the robot does.
Not disclosedBooster does not name an AI model that controls the T2. Its product page only says large models are supported, and its launch release says the robot is meant for developers working on vision-language-action models, reinforcement learning and imitation learning.
Booster does not name an AI model that controls the T2. Its product page only says large models are supported, and its launch release says the robot is meant for developers working on vision-language-action models, reinforcement learning and imitation learning.
- We looked at
- Booster Robotics, Booster T2booster.tech
- Also see
- Newsfile, Booster Robotics Unveils Booster T2, Its Flagship Humanoid Platform for Embodied AI Developmentnewsfilecorp.com
- Checked
- 15 Oct 2026
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Chip
The computer inside the robot that runs it.
Jetson ThorPro versionConfirmed
Nvidia's newest onboard AI computer, aimed at humanoid robots. The Professional version of the T2 runs on an Nvidia Jetson Thor T5000 module, rated at 2070 TFLOPS of AI computing power.
- Made by
- Nvidia
- Applies to
- Pro version
- Source
- Booster Robotics, Booster T2booster.tech
- Also see
- Newsfile, Booster Robotics Unveils Booster T2, Its Flagship Humanoid Platform for Embodied AI Developmentnewsfilecorp.com
- Checked
- 15 Oct 2026
Not disclosedEducation versionThe Education version uses what Booster calls a high-performance ARM processor with 375 TOPS of AI computing power. Booster does not name the chip or module.
The Education version uses what Booster calls a high-performance ARM processor with 375 TOPS of AI computing power. Booster does not name the chip or module.
- We looked at
- Booster Robotics, Booster T2booster.tech
- Checked
- 15 Oct 2026
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Senses
How the robot sees and hears the world.
Stereo camera pairsConfirmed
Cameras in pairs, like two eyes, so the robot can judge distance. The T2 has a binocular (two-lens) camera in its head and another in its waist, on both versions.
- Made by
- Not named
- Applies to
- All versions
- Source
- Booster Robotics, Booster T2booster.tech
- Checked
- 15 Oct 2026
Depth cameraLikely
A camera that measures how far away each thing it sees is. A distributor describes the head and torso cameras as binocular depth cameras. No camera maker or model is named.
Why not confirmed. Distributor listing; Booster's own page says binocular camera but does not say depth.
- Made by
- Not named
- Applies to
- All versions
- Source
- Generation Robots, Booster T2 humanoid robotgenerationrobots.com
- Checked
- 15 Oct 2026
Wrist camerasWith gripper or handConfirmed
Small cameras on the wrists that show objects up close while the robot handles them. A camera at the end of each arm is supported when the T2 is fitted with a gripper or a dexterous hand.
- Made by
- Not named
- Applies to
- With gripper or hand
- Source
- Booster Robotics, Booster T2booster.tech
- Checked
- 15 Oct 2026
3D lidarOptionalConfirmed
A laser scanner that measures distance in every direction. LiDAR is an optional extra on both versions. Booster's page just says LiDAR; a distributor calls it a super-hemispherical 3D LiDAR, with no model named.
- Made by
- Not named
- Applies to
- Optional
- Source
- Booster Robotics, Booster T2booster.tech
- Also see
- Generation Robots, Booster T2 humanoid robotgenerationrobots.com
- Checked
- 15 Oct 2026
Microphone arrayConfirmed
Several microphones working together, so the robot can hear speech and tell where it comes from. The T2 has an audio module with a microphone array and a speaker.
- Made by
- Not named
- Applies to
- All versions
- Source
- Booster Robotics, Booster T2booster.tech
- Checked
- 15 Oct 2026
Motion sensor (IMU)Likely
A sensor, like the one in a phone, that feels tilt and movement so the robot can keep its balance. A distributor lists a 9-axis inertial measurement unit for balance and orientation.
Why not confirmed. Distributor listing; Booster's T2 page does not mention an IMU.
- Made by
- Not named
- Applies to
- All versions
- Source
- Generation Robots, Booster T2 humanoid robotgenerationrobots.com
- Checked
- 15 Oct 2026
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Training
How the robot was taught.
Isaac LabConfirmed
The newer version of Nvidia's robot training simulator. Booster's booster_train repository provides reinforcement learning tasks built on Isaac Lab and says it supports the T2.
- Made by
- Nvidia
- Applies to
- All versions
- Source
- GitHub, BoosterRobotics/booster_traingithub.com
- Checked
- 15 Oct 2026
Isaac SimIsaac Sim 5.1.0Confirmed
Nvidia's simulator for designing and testing robots, which also produces computer-made training images. The same booster_train repository, which supports the T2, is tested with Nvidia Isaac Sim 5.1.0 underneath Isaac Lab.
- Made by
- Nvidia
- Applies to
- Isaac Sim 5.1.0
- Source
- GitHub, BoosterRobotics/booster_traingithub.com
- Checked
- 15 Oct 2026
MuJoCoConfirmed
An open physics simulator used to test robot movement. Policies trained for the T2 can be tested in the MuJoCo simulator before going on the real robot. Booster's deploy framework includes a T2 31-joint configuration.
- Made by
- Google DeepMind
- Applies to
- All versions
- Source
- GitHub, BoosterRobotics/booster_traingithub.com
- Also see
- GitHub, BoosterRobotics/booster_deploygithub.com
- Checked
- 15 Oct 2026
Reinforcement learningConfirmed
Learning by trial and error, keeping what works. Booster says the T2 supports the full path from simulation training to real robot, and is aimed at reinforcement learning, imitation learning and vision-language-action work.
- Made by
- Not named
- Applies to
- All versions
- Source
- Newsfile, Booster Robotics Unveils Booster T2, Its Flagship Humanoid Platform for Embodied AI Developmentnewsfilecorp.com
- Also see
- GitHub, BoosterRobotics/booster_traingithub.com
- Checked
- 15 Oct 2026
Teleoperated demonstrationsConfirmed
People drive the robot remotely, and the recordings become its lessons. Booster's T2 launch post lists teleoperation and real-world data collection among what the platform supports. The product page also lists a handheld remote controller.
- Made by
- Not named
- Applies to
- All versions
- Source
- Open Robotics Discourse, Meet Booster T2: An Open Humanoid Platform for Embodied AI Development (posted by Booster Robotics)discourse.openrobotics.org
- Also see
- Booster Robotics, Booster T2booster.tech
- Checked
- 15 Oct 2026
Brain layer 5 of 5
Software
The system that ties it together and lets people program it.
ROS 2Confirmed
A widely used open system for robot software. Booster's deploy framework, which has a T2 configuration, talks to the real robot over ROS 2. Booster's launch post also says the T2 is ROS 2 compatible.
- Made by
- Open Robotics
- Applies to
- All versions
- Source
- GitHub, BoosterRobotics/booster_deploygithub.com
- Also see
- Open Robotics Discourse, Meet Booster T2: An Open Humanoid Platform for Embodied AI Developmentdiscourse.openrobotics.org
- Checked
- 15 Oct 2026
Booster Robotics SDKLikely
Booster's toolkit for programming its robots, with high-level and low-level controls. Booster says the T2 gives developers high- and low-level SDK access. Booster's public SDK is the Booster Robotics SDK on GitHub, but that repository does not name the T2.
Why not confirmed. Booster says the T2 has SDK access but does not name the SDK, and the booster_robotics_sdk repository does not list the T2.
- Made by
- In-house
- Applies to
- All versions
- Source
- Open Robotics Discourse, Meet Booster T2: An Open Humanoid Platform for Embodied AI Development (posted by Booster Robotics)discourse.openrobotics.org
- Also see
- GitHub, BoosterRobotics/booster_robotics_sdkgithub.com
- Checked
- 15 Oct 2026
Booster StudioConfirmed
Booster's own platform for simulating, training and deploying AI skills on its robots. The T2 is built on Booster Studio, Booster's own development platform for simulation, model training and deployment.
- Made by
- In-house
- Applies to
- All versions
- Source
- Newsfile, Booster Robotics Unveils Booster T2, Its Flagship Humanoid Platform for Embodied AI Developmentnewsfilecorp.com
- Checked
- 15 Oct 2026
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