Booster T2 Professional P2 Humanoid Robot + Free Delivery

Two arms with seven joints each, a pair of industrial grippers and a camera at every wrist: the Booster T2 Professional P2 Humanoid Robot + Free Delivery is the point where a humanoid stops being a showpiece and becomes a workbench. It is a full-size walking platform configured for the jobs that matter in a lab or a pilot cell, such as picking, sorting and moving material from one place to another.

The Booster T2 Professional P2 Humanoid Robot is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

Booster Robotics and the T2 line

Booster Robotics builds humanoid platforms for people who need to develop on real hardware instead of watching a demonstration. The company's catalog runs from compact units to the full-size T2, which carries the positioning Flagship Embodied Development Platform. That phrase matters: the robot is meant to be programmed, extended and tested, not simply operated out of the box.

The T2 comes in several versions: Education, Professional, Professional P1, Professional P2 and Professional P3. The Professional versions share the same body and electronics, and the letter after the name tells you how the robot is equipped to work. If you want to compare the neighboring configuration, the Booster T2 Professional P1 Humanoid Robot + Free Delivery is on this store as well.

What the P2 configuration adds

The P2 is the Standard Manipulation configuration. It is outfitted with standard industrial grippers and wrist-mounted cameras, which makes it ready for sorting, bin picking and basic material handling tasks. The wrist cameras are the detail worth noticing. A camera on the head sees the scene, but a camera at the end of the arm sees the object at the moment of contact, and that is where most grasping work succeeds or fails.

Underneath, the platform uses industrial-grade crossed roller bearings at the joint output and a high-speed internal-rotor PMSM motor. Computing is handled by a Jetson Thor T5000 with 2070 TFLOPS of AI computing power, so perception and control can run on the robot itself. Secondary development is supported, which means your own software can sit on top of the platform.

Technical Specifications

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the IP rating, the charging time, the dimensions in the box, the package contents, the operating system or the battery weight; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the P2 different from the other T2 Professional versions?

The body, the compute and the sensing are the same across the Professional line, so the difference is in the hands and what they see. The P2 carries standard industrial grippers and wrist-mounted cameras and is aimed at sorting, bin picking and basic material handling. That is a deliberate choice of tool, not a lesser one. Industrial grippers are simple, predictable and easy to reason about, which is what you want when the research question is about the task rather than the hand.

The end effector is an option: standard, gripper, or dexterous hand. If your work depends on fine finger-level manipulation, a dexterous-hand configuration is the direction to discuss when you request a quotation. If your work is about getting objects reliably from a bin to a station, the P2 is the configuration built around that job. For a different starting point, the Booster T2 Professional P1 Humanoid Robot + Free Delivery is the sibling to compare.

Why do wrist cameras matter for a humanoid?

A humanoid has to look at a scene from the head and the waist, and both of these positions carry a binocular camera. As the arm reaches in, the head often loses sight of the object, blocked by the arm itself. A camera mounted at the wrist keeps the target in view through the final centimeters of the approach. For bin picking, where parts overlap and shift, that closing view is what lets a controller correct its grasp.

Wrist cameras are supported for gripper and dexterous-hand configurations, and the P2 comes with them as part of its Standard Manipulation setup. Combined with 7 degrees of freedom in each arm and the onboard Jetson Thor T5000, the robot can process what it sees close to where the work happens.

Who is the Booster T2 Professional P2 for?

University and corporate research groups are the clearest fit. A lab studying embodied AI, imitation learning or grasp planning needs a platform with a full-size body, open software access and a manipulation setup that works from day one. Secondary development is supported, and the handheld remote controller is available for manual operation during testing.

Integrators and innovation teams in logistics, light manufacturing and warehousing form a second group. They want to see whether a humanoid can handle sorting and basic material handling in a pilot before committing to a larger program. The P2 configuration is aimed at exactly these tasks.

Teams whose main interest is walking, balance or football-style competition may be better served elsewhere. The Bipedal Humanoids category shows the wider range, and the Football Robots category is the place to look for competition-oriented platforms. Groups that need finger-level dexterity should say so when they ask for a quotation, since a dexterous hand is an optional end effector.

What is the Booster T2 Professional P2 used for?

1. Bin picking research. Wrist cameras and industrial grippers let teams test grasp strategies on mixed, cluttered parts.
2. Sorting trials. The robot can move items between stations while the team measures reliability and cycle behavior.
3. Basic material handling. Two 7-DoF arms with a maximum dual-arm payload of 10 kg* support carrying and placing tasks.
4. Embodied AI development. The Jetson Thor T5000 runs perception and policy code on the robot, and secondary development is supported.
5. Teleoperation and data collection. The handheld remote controller and onboard cameras help teams gather demonstrations for learning.
6. Teaching and demonstration. The microphone array, speaker and full-size body make the robot a strong subject for advanced robotics courses.

Pricing and Availability

This page carries no prices, because every configuration is quoted to the buyer's requirements. Send a request for quotation and we will set the configuration, the end effector and any options such as LiDAR with you. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. The Booster T2 Professional P2 Humanoid Robot is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How tall is the Booster T2 Professional P2 and how much does it weigh?

It stands about 1.4 m (140 cm) tall and weighs about 42 kg*. These figures are given for the Professional version.

How many degrees of freedom does it have?

The robot has 31 degrees of freedom in total, and each arm has 7. That gives the arms enough range for reaching into bins and placing items.

What computing hardware does it use?

It uses a Jetson Thor T5000 with 2070 TFLOPS of AI computing power. This supports onboard perception and control.

How long does the battery last and how is it charged?

The battery is rated 48 V, 10 Ah and lasts 2 hours of continuous walking. Charging is through a magnetic port, and the robot can charge while in use.

What connectivity and ports are available?

It offers Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2. The external ports are power supply, USB Type-C® Locking Connector and Ethernet.

Can I write my own software for it?

Yes, secondary development is supported. A handheld remote controller is also available for manual operation.

Where can I buy the Booster T2 Professional P2 and what does it cost?

You can buy it through this page by requesting a quotation. The cost is set in the quotation, once the configuration and options are agreed.

Summary

The Booster T2 Professional P2 is a full-size walking humanoid whose real purpose shows at the wrist. Standard industrial grippers and wrist-mounted cameras, two 7-DoF arms, a Jetson Thor T5000 and open secondary development turn the robot into a working platform for sorting, bin picking and material handling research. If that is the work you have in mind, this page is the starting point.