Compact platforms: determine whether the project needs choreography, control access or hand operation.
For laboratories compare APIs, simulation models and log access. For events compare setup time, movement on the intended floor and operator work. X2 Ultra is not base X2; T1 also needs an exact package. Check included hands and executable code. Include transport and parts in annual cost comparisons.
| Criterion | AGIBOT X2 Ultra | Booster T1 |
|---|---|---|
| Project profile | Research platform | Research platform |
| Key specifications | 131 cm height 39 kg robot mass 30 degrees of freedom | 118 cm height 30 kg robot mass 23 degrees of freedom |
| What to check | Confirm Ultra equipment, SDK access and hand configuration. Manufacturer-demonstrated accessories may be optional. | Specifications describe the 23-DoF configuration. Basic and Standard computing differ; arm equipment can change supported features. Confirm SDK version and control access. |
Compact Ultra variant combining motion demonstrations and application development. Do not mix its specifications with base X2.
Developer platform for locomotion, interaction and whole-body control research.
Model profiles are informational. Device selection requires confirmation of configuration and conditions of use.