en.Wedoany.com Reported - Booster Robotics has conducted penalty kick training tests for its humanoid robot T1, which is required to shoot the ball into the goal. After multiple attempts, T1 aimed for the center, unleashing a powerful shot that struck the camera, with the ball even bouncing off the wall, demonstrating immense strength.

Beijing-based Booster Robotics has expressed pride in the potential of its small robot T1. As the 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off, this Chinese robotics company is engaging in the football arena in a unique way. The company tested T1 through penalty kick training, where the robot was originally required to aim for one of the four corners of the goal. Booster Robotics released a video captioned "Who can surpass it?" showing T1 running to the penalty spot and striking the 2026 World Cup ball with such force that it even broke through the wall behind the goal.

Although there are obvious signs of editing in the video, and T1 may have experienced more failed attempts than shown, this is considered a good start. Simultaneously controlling speed, power, and accuracy is a highly human-like skill. China has previously demonstrated robots performing dance, somersaults, and even martial arts moves, though a recent demonstration failed.

Booster T1 previously participated in the 2025 RoboCup held in Brazil, dominating the entire competition and winning the gold medal. Booster Robotics has proven itself ahead of other Chinese models, showcasing its technological expertise in the field of humanoid robots.

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