How Much Does Humanoid Education Equipment Cost? What Goes Into a Quote
Robot prices are published on the K1 and T2 product pages. Simulation practice seats, instructor and assistant training, technical support, and installation and operation support are quoted to fit your institution. Here are the items to sort out before you request a quote, in order.
Robot prices are published, and everything else is quoted to fit your institution. The price by configuration for the Booster K1 and T2 is in the price table on each product page (K1 · T2). On top of that come simulation practice seats, instructor and assistant training, the scope of technical support, and installation and operation support. These, along with institutional and bulk purchases, are quoted.
Below, we go through the lines that appear on a quote, item by item. The robot prices are in the product page price tables, so they are not repeated in this post.
1. How are robot configurations divided?
Even the same model comes in configurations with different compute performance.
- Booster K1: Geek, Geek upgrade, Education (117 TOPS) and Pro (200 TOPS) configurations are available. If the course runs large models directly on the robot, look at Pro first; for general practice, look at Education first
- Booster T2: Education, Pro with gripper, and Pro with hands configurations are available
Which configuration fits depends on what the course will run on the robot. Tell us the audience and teaching method first, and we will choose the configuration with you.
2. What decides the quantity?
The teaching method comes before the student count. The first part of humanoid practice is done in the simulator, so the institution decides how many physical robots to have, based on student count, teaching method and budget. The quote goes faster if you first decide the group size and the number of class sessions with the physical robot.
3. Why are simulation practice seats part of the quote?
Because they are the number of student seats that practice without a robot. Our humanoid lab program has three layers: student laptops (simulator), a workstation (large-scale training) and the physical robot (hands-on). The simulators (MuJoCo, Webots) are free and run on the CPU, so in many cases student laptops can be used without additional purchases. The quote includes how many simulation practice seats we will support.
4. How far does instructor and assistant training go?
The scope of training, from installation to the research plan, is a quote item. The basic training is a 2-day course, and depending on the configuration, workstation configuration consulting or advanced reinforcement learning and sim-to-real training can be added.
5. How do warranty and technical support differ?
The robot warranty is listed by configuration in the product page price table, and the scope of annual technical support depends on the training and support configuration.
- Number of remote support sessions: 2 per month for the standard configuration, 4 per month for the advanced configuration
- Support hours: Remote support on weekdays, 09:00 to 18:00
- Warranty: The warranty by configuration and the warranty extension terms are in the product page price table
It is easier to choose the support level you need if you think about how many questions will come up during operation and how much your assistants can resolve on their own.
6. What do installation and operation support include?
The scope covers simulator installation guidance, robot installation, training, and responses to questions during operation. When comparing quotes, it is more accurate to put side by side how far this scope is written than the price figures.
What should you tell us when requesting a quote?
- Department and course, and the number of students
- Teaching method: group size, number of class sessions with the physical robot
- Lab environment: student PC specs, whether there is a workstation, network
- Budget timing: whether it goes into next academic year's budget
- Preferred demo date
Frequently asked questions
How much does humanoid education equipment cost?
Prices by robot configuration are published in the K1 and T2 product page price tables. The curriculum (materials and instructor training), simulation practice seats, technical support, installation and operation support, and institutional or bulk purchases are quoted.
Can I get a quote for the robot alone?
Yes. You can buy the robot in the configurations in the product page price table, and institutional or bulk purchases are handled through a quote inquiry. The curriculum is purchased separately. If it is left out, the preparation needed to run the course falls to the institution, so we recommend reviewing it together.
Do I also need to buy student laptops?
The simulators (MuJoCo, Webots) are free and run on the CPU, so in many cases student laptops can be used without additional purchases. We provide the recommended PC specs along with the quote.
Can I see a demo before getting a quote?
You can see the scene of six robots playing soccer in the simulator right away by screen sharing. An on-site demo with the physical robot is scheduled separately.
Next step
Once the quote items are sorted, tell us the teaching method and the number of students you plan for. We will give you a quote that lists separately what is included and what is left out for that configuration.
Sources: SV Robotics humanoid lab program page (configuration table and adoption process, checked 2026-09-21), Booster K1 product page (configurations, checked 2026-09-21), SV Robotics product page price tables (K1 and T2, as of October 2026).