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Booster T2 Price and Purchasing: Education or Professional

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The Booster T2 is the flagship embodied development platform launched at WAIC in July 2026: approximately 140 cm tall, 42 kg, 31 degrees of freedom, a three-axis waist, 140 Nm peak torque, 10 kg of dual-arm payload and a 3 m/s walking speed. The Professional edition carries an NVIDIA Jetson Thor T5000.

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How Much Does the Booster T2 Cost?

Investment in the T2 is scoped per project and set by corporate quotation according to edition (Education or Professional), options such as end-effectors and LiDAR, unit count and delivery terms. The price is given by Robotlar.org, the Official Distributor of Booster Robotics in Turkey, as a proforma that includes taxes and freight. If you have a corporate or academic requirement, reach us through the contact form; for the price structure alongside the K1, see Booster robot prices.

How Do You Buy the Booster T2 in Turkey?

Robotlar.org is the Official Distributor of Booster Robotics in Turkey: a T2 order is invoiced in Turkey and settled with a proforma that includes taxes and freight, and on-site commissioning, operator and developer training, a 1-year warranty and authorized service are handled by the same team. Delivery time depends on edition and configuration and is stated in the quote. See the T2 product page for the full technical breakdown and the buying guide for the ordering steps.

Specifications and the Edition Difference

HeadingEducationProfessional
Height and weightApproximately 140 cm, 42 kg
Degrees of freedom31 (leg 6, arm 7, waist 3, head 2)
ComputingHigh-performance ARM processorNVIDIA Jetson Thor T5000
Peak torque140 Nm
Joint output bearingIndustrial-grade crossed roller bearings
MotorHigh-speed internal-rotor PMSM
Dual-arm payloadUp to 10 kg (varies with arm posture)
Walking speed3 m/s
Battery48 V, 10 Ah; two hours of continuous walking
ChargingMagnetic port
CoolingLocal air cooling
CameraHead and waist binocular; wrist optional
LiDAROptional
AudioMicrophone array and speaker; screen supported
Voice promptsLow battery, joint overtemperature
End-effectorOptional; compatible with dexterous hands and grippers
ConnectivityWi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, locking USB Type-C, Ethernet
Warranty1-year warranty, distributor service in Turkey

Figures come from the specification table on the T2 product page. The manufacturer notes that weight may vary slightly by version and optional configuration, and that dual-arm payload varies significantly with arm posture.

What the Three-Axis Waist Changes

The waist joint count differs between Booster's two bodies: none on the K1, three on the T2. A three-axis waist lets the torso both rotate and bend with the feet planted; no step is needed to reach a shelf beside it or pick something off the floor. In manipulation the payoff is working volume. It is also one reason a 10 kg dual-arm payload is possible, since the load can be balanced by the torso. Seven degrees of freedom per arm then allow a grasp point to be approached from different angles.

Education or Professional

The two editions differ in the compute unit and nothing else. The body, the 31 degrees of freedom, the 140 Nm peak torque, the 10 kg dual-arm capacity, the sensor layout and the battery are identical. The Education edition carries a high-performance ARM processor: enough to run ready-made policies and cover lesson scenarios. The NVIDIA Jetson Thor T5000 on the Professional allows end-to-end vision-language-action models to run on the robot, removing dependence on an external computer along with network latency and cable management in a field setup. The decision is purely a compute decision.

Comparison with the Unitree H2

For buyers who want a larger body than the T2, the usual comparison is the full-size Unitree H2: 182 cm, 70 kg and 31 degrees of freedom. The T2 offers the same degree-of-freedom count in a 140 cm, 42 kg body with a three-axis waist and a Jetson Thor T5000 option, so carrying and setup in the lab are lighter work. In the compact class the Unitree G1 is worth evaluating. Both brands are in the Robotlar.org portfolio, and the choice comes down to body size, manipulation needs and budget. For a detailed comparison of the G1 EDU and the T2 Professional, see Unitree G1 EDU vs Booster T2 Pro.

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Robotic system costs are optimised according to the selected hardware platform, additional sensor and payload configurations, and the integration scenarios specific to your site. Share your requirements and our engineering team will prepare a feasibility report and a pro forma quotation tailored to your organisation.