Richtech Robotics launches livestream for ADAM AI-powered humanoid

NVIDIA Corp. — the ADAM robot will interact with people via livestream in addition to service locations.

Richtech Robotics Inc. today launched a round-the-clock interactive streaming platform featuring its ADAM robot. “Richtech Robotics has always focused on creating robots that seamlessly integrate into human environments and improve the way businesses operate,” said Wayne Huang, CEO of Richtech Robotics. “With the launch of the ADAM livestream initiative, we are opening a new chapter in human-robot interaction by introducing an unprecedented global opportunity to communicate with embodied AI in a live, highly-interactive setting.” Founded in 2016, Richtech Robotics develops advanced robotics and the data infrastructure to makes its systems more intelligent. Guided by three strategic pillars — industrial, commercial, and data services — the company said it aims to deliver dependable automation, consistent service performance, and continuous AI-driven improvement at scale. Last year, ADAM served drinks at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Last month, Richtech demonstrated ADAM preparing noodles at the National Restaurant Association show. The company also acquired a 79,325 sq. ft. (7,369.5 sq. m) warehouse in Las Vegas to expand its AI infrastructure. ADAM to interact live with audiences Richtech Robotics said the livestream broadcast will enable audiences around the world to interact directly with ADAM in real time. Users can chat with the robot, ask questions, and observe how embodied AI responds dynamically to human interaction, it explained. “Most robots are still off limits or handing out popcorn,” Phil Zheng, chief operating officer of Richtech, told The Robot Report. “We want people to be able to ask the robot to do things.