A handful of X posts turned Booster Robotics' T2 into a small embodiment debate: raw compute and a built-in dev environment sound promising, but practical use still has to be shown.
In a post on X, Booster Robotics presented the T2 as a bipedal humanoid development platform with up to 2070 TFLOPS of onboard compute and a built-in toolset called Booster Studio. Kim Monismus argued that combination lets developers iterate on a real robot body instead of a stripped-down demo, while Santiago Valdarrama highlighted that the machine is an open platform and said people can actually buy it.
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