Quick Answer
N2 is Noetix Robotics’ lightweight biped. Noetix publishes 118 × 47 × 29 cm, 30 kg, 18 degrees of freedom and 150 N·m peak torque talk. Our card adds a 5 kg payload, 2-hour runtime and 3.5 m/s. The height was written as 118 mm. This is a child-scale athlete listing, not an industrial adult, and it is not Booster’s T1 even though both show 118 cm and 30 kg.
Our Verdict
| Field | Rating | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Overall Review Score | 6.4 / 10 | Real Noetix SKU. Speed claim is company/catalog, not a test we ran. |
| Research / education usefulness | 7.1 / 10 | Published size and DOF. |
| Commercial readiness | 4.0 / 10 | Product page exists. No MSRP on our card. |
| Consumer readiness | 1.5 / 10 | |
| Autonomy confidence | Demo / supervised | Flip and sprint clips are not a job. |
| Best for | People comparing small Chinese athlete humanoids | |
| Biggest concern | Colliding N2 with Booster T1 because both say 118 cm / 30 kg |
What it is
Noetix’s N2 “athlete” humanoid. Official size 118 cm class, 30 kg, 18 DOF. That DOF count is lower than Booster T1’s 23. Different company, different robot.
What is published
Noetix N2 product listing. 3.5 m/s appears on our card and on secondary pages; treat it as a peak claim. 2-hour runtime is catalog. Price not listed here.
Flaws
Millimetre height. Old stencil compared it to Optimus. Do not copy Unitree G1 numbers onto N2.
Real-world usefulness
Plausible as a dynamic small biped for demos and research. Not a factory worker. Dora is Noetix’s smaller sibling.
Full specs and images
N2 profile · Dora review · T1 Standard review · All humanoid reviews.
FAQ
Who makes N2?
Noetix Robotics.
Is N2 the same as Booster T1?
No. Same rough size, different DOF and different company.
N2 vs Dora?
Both Noetix. Dora is the 100 cm / 20 kg card.
Sources
Noetix N2 product listing (118 cm / 30 kg / 18 DOF).