Accelerated Evolution Launches Upgradable Humanoid Robot Booster K1 Explorer Edition, Targeting Four Key Use Cases

Deep News09-21 16:40

Accelerated Evolution has officially started selling its upgradable humanoid robot, the Booster K1 Explorer Edition, which is now available on the company's official JD.com flagship store.

The product, listed at a starting price of 38,999 yuan, is described as a foundational whole-unit for embodied intelligence development and a home-based platform for technological exploration. Standing approximately 95 centimeters tall and weighing around 19.5 kilograms, the robot features 22 degrees of freedom across its body, distributed as six in each leg, four in each arm, and two in the head. Its actuators deliver a maximum peak torque of 60 N·m, and the joints incorporate dual encoders for enhanced precision.

Designed around a "one machine, four uses" concept, the Booster K1 Explorer Edition covers four primary scenarios: modern home use, STEM education, enthusiast DIY projects, and technology innovation competitions. On the software side, it offers access to the Booster Studio professional platform, which supports open APIs and secondary development for advanced customization.

The product line includes an Education Edition, a Professional Edition, and the Explorer Edition. Regarding warranty coverage, both the Education and Professional editions come with a one-year warranty, while the Explorer Edition includes a three-month warranty.

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