Booster Robotics has published its 2025 results: more than 1,000 robots shipped in the year, revenue of RMB 100 million, and a customer base of more than 200 customers in over 20 countries, with overseas customers accounting for over 40 percent of the total.
From Laboratory Spin-Off to Scaled Delivery
Founded in 2023 from the Tsinghua University robot control laboratory and the Vulcan football team, Booster set out to do something research teams rarely attempt: ship humanoid robots at scale, with the developer tools that make them useful. The 2025 numbers - and a RoboCup world title in the same year - suggest the model is working.
Where the Robots Went
Booster humanoid robots now serve top laboratories, higher-education institutions and K-12 schools in more than 20 countries. The company develops together with more than 30 leading research institutions and companies worldwide, and its team has published dozens of papers in top venues in the field, ranking among the most productive groups globally.
What Comes Next
With the T1 and K1 lines in scaled delivery, Booster is extending the same ecosystem - platforms, developer tools, laboratory solutions - into quadruped, wheeled-legged and baggage handling robots for industry and airports.
