Booster Robotics: Advancing RoboCup’s Vision and Our Path Forward

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Hao Cheng
Founder & CEO, Booster Robotics

Hao Cheng, Founder and CEO of Booster Robotics, holds both Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from the Department of Automation at Tsinghua University, where he studied under Professor Mingguo Zhao. He previously founded Zhaoxi Calendar and served as its CEO. After the company was acquired by ByteDance, he became the Vice President of Product for Lark. With a successful entrepreneurial background, Hao has led a product and R&D team of over a thousand people and has experience in successfully commercializing complex businesses. In 2023, he founded Booster Robotics, focusing on humanoid robots and striving to bring robotics into various industries and households worldwide.

About Booster Robotics

Booster Robotics is a world-renowned humanoid robot company, with the aim of uniting developers to drive productivity evolution. The team has accumulated technical expertise in the field of humanoid robots for over 20 years. Many of its core members have participated in the RoboCup Humanoid League and possess years of experience in RoboCup competitions. Booster T1, launched in 2023, was developed based on the scenario of robot soccer. It adheres to the RoboCup standards, is robust and resistant to falls, and supports secondary development. Booster Robotics is committed to providing developers with stable and user-friendly humanoid robots as well as efficient development tools, thereby boosting the implementation of embodied AI. Booster Robotics recognizes and follows the vision of RoboCup to contribute to enabling robots to defeat the winner of World Cup in 2050.

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