The brief
- IDC ranks it third worldwide by humanoid shipments in H1 2026, about 1,000 units, behind Agibot and Unitree.
- Raised about 1 billion yuan in April 2026; says it turned operating cash flow positive in Dec 2025.
- 38 of 59 humanoid-league teams at RoboCup 2026 played on Booster robots, and they won all three humanoid divisions.
Technical approach
Small and hard to break
Its robots are child-sized (the K1 is about 95 cm and 19.5 kg), so falls do little damage and they cost far less than adult-sized humanoids.
Developers first
It sells open platforms to labs, schools and competition teams, who write their own software, rather than promising factory work now.
Booster Studio
A development suite for training robot skills in simulation and moving them to the real robot, with ROS 2 support and open SDKs.

