Booster T2 Professional P3 Humanoid Robot + Free Delivery

Most humanoid projects do not stall at the legs. They stall at the seam between sensing and acting, where cameras, compute, joints and hands have to agree on what just happened. The Booster T2 Professional P3 Humanoid Robot + Free Delivery is built for teams that want to work on that seam on real hardware: a full-size body with 31 degrees of freedom, an onboard Jetson Thor T5000 and a six-degree-of-freedom dexterous hand with wrist vision.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

Booster Robotics and the T2 line

Booster Robotics was founded in 2023, which makes it a young company in a field where many platforms are still prototypes. The brand has built a family of humanoids for different needs, from compact robots for classrooms and competitions to full-size platforms for research laboratories. The T2 sits at the larger end of that family and is offered in several versions: Professional P1, Professional P2, Professional P3 and an Education version.

For buyers who want to see the rest of the range, the store also lists the Booster T1 Basic Humanoid Robot, the Booster T1 Standard Humanoid Robot and the Booster K1 Professional Humanoid Robot. Robots of this kind are collected under Bipedal Humanoids.

Where the Professional P3 sits in the T2 line

The three Professional versions share one body and one computing platform. What changes is the end of the arm. The P2 adds a gripper and wrist vision. The P3 adds a six-degree-of-freedom dexterous hand and wrist vision. In other words, the P3 is the version for teams whose research question is manipulation with a real hand rather than a simple pinch.

The shared platform is the part that matters for planning. Walking, balance, perception and the developer interface are common to the Professional versions, so a team can begin on one and understand what the others would add. The wrist camera or end-of-arm camera is supported for both gripper and dexterous-hand configurations, so vision follows the hand wherever it is fitted.

Technical Specifications

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

The manufacturer has not published the payload per arm, the IP rating, the charging time, the operating temperature range, the finger count and grip force of the hand, the camera resolution, the dimensions of the robot in the box or the contents of the box; they are confirmed at quotation.

What does the Professional P3 add over the P1 and P2?

The honest answer is the hand. The Booster T2 Professional P1 Humanoid Robot + Free Delivery is the entry point to the Professional body. The P2 adds a gripper and wrist vision, which suits pick-and-place work where an open-and-close tool is enough. The P3 goes further with a six-degree-of-freedom dexterous hand and wrist vision, so the end of the arm can take part in more varied contact tasks.

Everything else in the table above belongs to the Professional platform: the 31 degrees of freedom, the seven degrees of freedom in each arm, the Jetson Thor T5000 and the binocular cameras at the head and waist. A buyer choosing the P3 is therefore not paying attention to a different robot, only to a different hand and the research it opens up.

What makes the T2 Professional P3 suited to development work?

Three things stand out in the specification. The first is compute. A Jetson Thor T5000 with 2070 TFLOPS of AI computing power puts perception and policy inference on the robot itself, rather than on a tether to a workstation. The second is the openness of the platform: secondary development is supported, and the external ports include Ethernet and a locking USB Type-C® connector, along with Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2 for wireless links.

The third is the mechanical build. Industrial-grade crossed roller bearings at the joint outputs and high-speed internal-rotor PMSM motors give a peak torque of 140 N·m, and the maximum dual-arm payload is 10 kg*. A walking speed of 3 m/s and a battery rated at 48 V, 10 Ah, with two hours of continuous walking, set the pace for a working session. A magnetic charging port that supports charging while in use means a session does not have to stop for the battery.

Safety is covered by soft and hard emergency stops, and a handheld remote controller is available. LiDAR is an option rather than standard, so teams that need it should say so when asking for a quotation.

Who is the Booster T2 Professional P3 for?

The first group is university and corporate research laboratories working on embodied AI, whole-body control and dexterous manipulation. They need a full-size body, strong onboard compute and a hand worth studying, and the P3 provides all three.

The second group is companies prototyping humanoid applications who want to test ideas on physical hardware before committing to a design. The secondary development support and the wired and wireless interfaces suit that kind of work.

The third group is advanced teaching programs and competition teams. Those whose work centers on walking and kicking, for example, may find the robots under Football Robots a closer match. Teams that need a gripper rather than a hand can consider the P2, and those starting with a more modest manipulation brief can look at the Professional P1. Where classroom use is the main aim, the Booster K1 EDU Humanoid Robot is listed on the same store.

What is the Booster T2 Professional P3 used for?

1. Dexterous manipulation research: the six-degree-of-freedom hand and wrist vision let teams study grasping and in-hand tasks on a humanoid.
2. Embodied AI development: the onboard Jetson Thor T5000 runs perception and learned policies on the robot itself.
3. Dual-arm tasks: two seven-degree-of-freedom arms with a maximum dual-arm payload of 10 kg* support bimanual experiments.
4. Locomotion and balance work: 31 degrees of freedom and a walking speed of 3 m/s give a base for gait and whole-body control studies.
5. Vision and audio experiments: binocular cameras at the head and waist, a wrist camera option and a microphone array cover multimodal work.
6. Prototype demonstrations: a full-size humanoid with a remote controller and emergency stops can show an application to partners and visitors.

Pricing and Availability

Prices are given by quotation, so there is no list amount on this page. Please send your request with the configuration you have in mind, including whether you want the optional LiDAR, and we will reply with a quotation. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. The Booster T2 Professional P3 is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What hand does the Professional P3 have?

It has a six-degree-of-freedom dexterous hand with wrist vision. The wrist camera is supported for both gripper and dexterous-hand configurations.

How long does the battery last?

The battery is rated at 48 V, 10 Ah and gives 2 hours of continuous walking. The charging port is magnetic and supports charging while the robot is in use.

Can I write my own software for it?

Yes. Secondary development is supported, and the robot offers Ethernet, a USB Type-C® Locking Connector, Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2.

What computing power does it carry?

The robot carries a Jetson Thor T5000 with 2070 TFLOPS of AI computing power. It runs on the robot, so processing does not depend on an external machine.

Is LiDAR included?

LiDAR is optional. Please mention it when you request a quotation so that it can be included.

How is the robot stopped in an emergency?

It has both a soft and a hard emergency stop. A handheld remote controller is also available.

Where can I buy the Booster T2 Professional P3 and what does it cost?

It is available through this page by quotation. The cost depends on your configuration and delivery, so please send a request and we will reply with a quotation.

Summary

The hard part of humanoid robotics is rarely one joint or one sensor, but the way sensing, compute and hands work together. The Booster T2 Professional P3 puts a 140 cm body, 31 degrees of freedom, a Jetson Thor T5000, binocular vision and a six-degree-of-freedom dexterous hand on one open platform. For teams ready to work on that seam with real hardware, this page is the starting point.