A real humanoid, ready for real development
At approximately 95 cm tall and 19.5 kg, the Booster K1 Geek is compact enough to move around the lab yet capable enough for ambitious robotics work. Its 22-DoF body supports forward, backward, lateral, and turning gaits, while 48 TOPS of onboard AI compute brings vision and embodied-AI workloads onto the robot. ROS 2, open APIs, and simulation support give developers room to build, test, and iterate.
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Championship-tested bipedal robotics, ready for hands-on development.
The Booster K1 Geek brings a compact humanoid platform into the classroom, competition team, or research lab. At approximately 95 cm tall and 19.5 kg, it is designed to be moved, programmed, and put to work on real embodied-AI projects. The K1 earned 1st and 2nd place in the 2025 RoboCup KidSize Humanoid League, pairing capable locomotion with an open, developer-focused software stack.
Key Specifications
- Compute: Geek configuration with 48 TOPS onboard AI compute
- Body: Approximately 95 cm tall and 19.5 kg
- Degrees of freedom: 22 total, with 6 per leg, 4 per arm, and 2 in the head
- Locomotion: Forward, backward, lateral, and turning gaits at approximately 0.4–0.5 m/s, with disturbance resistance and automatic fall recovery
- Peak knee torque: 60 N·m
- Typical walking time: Approximately 30–80 minutes, depending on edition
Full Specifications
- Sensing: Stereo depth camera, 9-axis IMU, circular microphone array, and speaker
- Safety and durability: Dual encoders, damping and protective modes; validated through 30+ hours of 500 N impact testing and 100+ hours of continuous operation
- Development: ROS 2, SDK, open high- and low-level APIs for motion, joints, and sensors, and Booster GYM 2.0
- Tools and control: Official conversation, teaching, competition, and entertainment agents; Isaac Sim, MuJoCo, and Webots simulation support; OTA updates and mobile app control
In the Box
- Booster K1 humanoid robot
- Stereo depth camera and 9-axis IMU
- Circular microphone array and speaker
- Carrying case
- Remote control
- Documentation
Built for STEM classrooms, universities, robotics clubs, RoboCup teams, and embodied-AI developers, the K1 Geek offers a portable way to explore bipedal motion and robot software on a physical platform. This listing is for the Geek configuration and is offered as a rental.