Multi-attribute decision-making approach is a widely used algorithm that needs some aggregation tools and several such aggregation operators have been developed in past decades to serve the purpose. Hamacher aggregation operator is one such operator which is based on Hamacher t-norm and t-conorm. It is observed that the Hamacher aggregation operators of intuitionistic fuzzy set, Pythagorean fuzzy set and that of picture fuzzy set has some limitations in their applicability. To serve the purpose, in this paper, some Hamacher aggregation operators based on T-spherical fuzzy numbers are introduced. The concepts of T-spherical fuzzy Hamacher-weighted averaging and T-spherical fuzzy Hamacher-weighted geometric aggregation operators are proposed which described four aspects of human opinion including yes, no, abstinence and refusal with no limitations. Such type of aggregation operators efficiently describes the cases that left unsolved by the existing aggregation operators. The validity of the proposed aggregation operators is examined, and some basic properties are discussed. The proposed new Hamacher aggregation operators are used to analyze the performance of search and rescue robots using a multi-attribute decision-making approach as their performance in an emergency is eminent. The proposed Hamacher aggregation operators have two variable parameters, namely q and which affects the decision-making process and their sensitivity towards decision-making results is analyzed. A comparative analysis of the results obtained using proposed Hamacher aggregation operators in view of the variable parameters q and is established to discuss any advantages or disadvantages.