Story
Booster T2 is the company's full-size flagship embodied-development platform and a distinct product from the smaller K1 family. Booster lists a common 140 cm frame, 31 degrees of freedom, up to 10 kg dual-arm payload depending on posture, 140 N·m peak actuator torque, and a claimed 2 m/s walking speed.
The P1, P2, and P3 configurations stay separate in this profile. P1 is listed at approximately 42 kg with an optional end effector and no wrist camera. P2 and P3 are approximately 43 kg with wrist-camera support; P2 uses a gripper, while P3 uses a six-DoF dexterous hand. HumanoidRoster does not average or combine those configuration-specific values.
T2's launch evidence is technically rich but commercially thin. The official page and video establish a named physical platform, yet they do not establish deliveries, customer operation, general autonomy, or independently measured runtime and reliability. T2 therefore enters at demo stage with a conservative Reality Score.
Reality check
Booster T2 has a detailed official product page, three explicit configurations, and real launch media. Its hardware record is unusually clear for a newly revealed platform, but pricing, deliveries, customers, operating hours, control modes, reliability, and independent task testing remain unavailable.
- Booster lists T2 as an approximately 140 cm full-size bipedal embodied-development platform with 31 DoF
- All three listed configurations use a 48 V / 10 Ah battery, Thor T5000 compute, head and waist binocular cameras, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, and optional lidar
- Booster claims up to 10 kg dual-arm payload depending on posture, 140 N·m peak actuator torque, two hours of continuous walking, and 2 m/s walking speed
- P1 is listed at approximately 42 kg with an optional end effector and no wrist camera
- P2 and P3 are listed at approximately 43 kg with wrist-camera support; P2 uses a gripper and P3 uses a six-DoF dexterous hand
- Payload, speed, runtime, torque, and compute performance are manufacturer claims rather than independent benchmarks
- Booster's launch release separately states up to 2070 TFLOPS for the Pro edition; HumanoidRoster does not treat that as interchangeable with the product page's Thor T5000 label
- No price, delivered-unit count, customer operation, autonomy rate, uptime, safety record, or field reliability is public
