Manufacturer demonstration
Booster T2
T2 pairs 7-DoF arms and a 3-axis waist with gripper or dexterous-hand options, giving labs one platform for perception, grasping and integration research.
T2 ships with a small set of ready-made skills. Its real value is the hardware you configure and the software your team builds on it.
Run built-in gestures, voice chat with preset characters and a dance routine from the phone app or controller.
Choose standard ends, a gripper or a dexterous hand. Gripper and hand configurations add arm-end cameras for close-up vision.
Build perception, grasping and teleoperation projects in Python, test them in simulation, then deploy to T2.
Voice chat needs an internet connection and can't yet control body movement. Grasping tasks need your own perception and control software.
One flagship platform can carry a manipulation lab, an engineering course and your most visible showcases.
Study grasping, hand-eye coordination and two-arm tasks with 7-DoF arms, a 3-axis waist and arm-end cameras on gripper or hand configurations.
Perception and control software, task data and testing for each object.
Give engineering students a flagship platform for sensing, control and two-arm tasks, with Python projects tested in simulation first.
Course materials, a trained instructor and supervised real-robot sessions.
At 1.4 m, T2 stands out at open days and exhibitions: waving, chatting and dancing, plus routines your team develops.
A trained operator, audience distance and internet access for voice chat.
Images show manufacturer demonstrations and illustrations, not FARSEN projects.
T2 has 31 degrees of freedom, including 7 per arm and 3 in the waist. Both editions share this body and battery.
| Height | approx. 1.4 m |
|---|---|
| Weight | approx. 42–43 kg |
| Degrees of freedom | 31 |
| Two-arm payload | up to 10 kg |
| Peak joint torque | 140 N·m |
| Walking speed | 3 m/s |
| Runtime | 2 h continuous walking |
| Battery | 48 V · 10 Ah |
| Charging | Magnetic, charge while in use · approx. 2 h |
| Vision | Head and torso stereo cameras |
Manufacturer specifications (manual). Weight varies by end configuration; payload varies strongly with arm pose.
Education and Professional share the same body, battery and hand options. They differ in onboard computing, so choose by how much AI your work runs on the robot.
University teaching labs and applied robotics courses.
Research groups running large AI models on board.
AI compute figures use different units and precision, so they can't be compared directly. Fit suggestions and "In practice" are FARSEN guidance. Gripper and hand configurations add arm-end cameras.
An edition name isn't a full specification. We go through these points with you before you order, so the T2 that arrives is the one you planned for.
Four steps, one partner, from your first question to T2 in your lab.
We shortlist robots and editions that match your learners and goals. You get a clear recommendation.
We assess technical fit, supplier capability and day-to-day use. You see what your T2 will actually do.
We flag quality, compliance and delivery risks early, and manage them. You hear about issues before they're problems.
We handle delivery, arrange training and take care of after-sales support. You keep one contact after delivery.
Tell us about your lab, your research goals and the tasks you want T2 to handle. If T1 or another robot fits better, we'll say so.