Richtech Robotics

• ADAM
• Dex
• Matradee Plus
• Scorpion
• Titan

• Customer site

  2024-08-20 - Richtech Robotics installed ADAM at One Kitchen inside a Walmart location as a named food-service robot deployment. - One Kitchen inside Walmart

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Supply chain relationships

• NVIDIA

  Inbound - Compute & Control - NVIDIA Jetson AGX Thor provides onboard compute for Richtech Robotics' Dex humanoid in development

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• Zivid

  Inbound - Perception - Zivid 3D cameras provide perception for Richtech Robotics shiny-part picking

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• RobotLAB

  Outbound - Equipment - Richtech Robotics supplies 500 Scorpion service robots for RobotLAB distribution agreement

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• RR - NASDAQ - USD

• Wayne Huang - Founder and Chief Executive Officer - Leads Richtech Robotics' product, technology and commercial strategy.
• Michael Huang - Founder and Chief Financial Officer - Oversees finance while coordinating product, supply-chain and development execution.
• Phil Zheng - Chief Operating Officer - Leads Richtech's commercial operations, deployment support and customer success.

Events

• 2026-09-18 - Commercial Order - Richtech Robotics receives 200-unit DUST-E order from national retailer

  The order sits under an August 2025 master services agreement that permits project-specific statements of work. The order covers deployment of the 200 autonomous cleaning robots over five years. The statement of work also includes automated reporting and remote-support services.

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• 2026-04-07 - Market Signal - Richtech Robotics buys Las Vegas warehouse for AI and robotics expansion

  Richtech Robotics entered an agreement to acquire a 79,325-square-foot Las Vegas warehouse facility for approximately $21.2 million. The facility is intended to support warehousing, assembly, light manufacturing, R&D, testing, robotics-focused data collection, and model training. The acquisition expands Richtech's U.S. infrastructure for AI-driven service robots, logistics robots, and data-services growth.

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• 2026-01-29 - Regulatory - Richtech Robotics announces and closes a $38.7 million private placement priced at-the-market under Nasdaq rules

  Richtech Robotics closed a $38.7 million private placement for 8.5 million shares of Class B common stock. The financing was priced at-the-market under Nasdaq rules and represented a completed capital raise. The transaction added public-company funding capacity while Richtech was scaling ADAM and other service-robotics deployments.

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• 2026-01-27 - Partnership - Richtech Robotics develops ADAM agentic AI with Microsoft lab

  ADAM could incorporate time of day, weather, promotions and customer preferences into its responses. Vision models were used to support service speed and quality during peak demand. Operational-awareness features included notifying staff about ingredient or equipment problems.

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• 2025-10-28 - Product Launch - Richtech Robotics introduces Dex mobile industrial robot

  The mobile configuration had a four-hour battery, while a static base could support continuous operation. Modular arm end-effectors supported hands, clamps or specialized tools, with a four-camera vision system. Richtech planned live hat-assembly demonstrations at its GTC Washington, DC booth and invited companies to discuss pilots.

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• 2024-10-17 - Market Signal - Richtech Robotics expands its Ghost Kitchens agreement to manage 20 additional Walmart-located restaurants

  Richtech Robotics announced a binding letter of intent with Ghost Kitchens America to acquire exclusive rights to operate 20 additional Walmart-located restaurants through AlphaMax Management. The company said the sites would be directly managed using robotics and AI cloud technology as part of its restaurant-operations model. The agreement expanded Richtech's commercialization pathway from robot sales into directly operated robot-enabled venues.

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• 2024-09-19 - Product Launch - Richtech Robotics introduces Scorpion beverage robot and distribution agreement

  Richtech Robotics introduced Scorpion as an AI-powered single-arm beverage-service robot built on the same architecture as ADAM but designed for a lower-cost single-arm format. The company said it simultaneously signed a distribution partnership covering 500 Scorpion robots over five years, turning the launch into both a product and channel milestone. The release positioned Scorpion as a scaled commercial-service robot rather than a concept unit.

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• 2024-08-20 - Deployment - Richtech Robotics announces ADAM installation at One Kitchen in Walmart and launches AlphaMax Management

  Richtech Robotics announced installation of ADAM at a One Kitchen location in Rockford, Illinois inside Walmart, describing it as the second site in a planned multi-location rollout. The company said the installation also marked the launch of AlphaMax Management, its wholly owned subsidiary for operating robot-enabled restaurants and integrating robotics with restaurant workflows. The release tied ADAM's drink-making operations directly to a broader commercial-management model rather than a standalone hardware showcase.

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• 2024-07-22 - Deployment - Richtech Robotics completes installation of ADAM at a Ghost Kitchens Walmart location

  Richtech Robotics announced completion of ADAM's installation at a Ghost Kitchens site in Dawsonville, Georgia inside a Walmart location. The company said the site was the first of 240 planned locations to integrate ADAM into operations and positioned it as a real operating retail deployment. The release extended the earlier Ghost Kitchens rollout plan into a live customer installation milestone.

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• 2024-01-25 - Partnership - Richtech Robotics signs letter of intent with Ghost Kitchens to deploy ADAM across 240 customer-facing restaurant locations

  Richtech Robotics announced a letter of intent with Ghost Kitchens to launch its ADAM robotic beverage system in customer-facing locations across 240 Ghost Kitchens restaurants. The company said the planned rollout would place ADAM in high-traffic food-service environments rather than only in trade-show or pilot settings. The agreement established Ghost Kitchens as an important commercial deployment channel for Richtech's beverage-service robotics platform.

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Profile notes

• Richtech is becoming both a robot supplier and the operator of robot-centred hospitality businesses

  reviewed 2026-07-19 - Richtech's business now spans robot product sales, service and RaaS contracts, while its AlphaMax subsidiary also operates company-owned and franchise-oriented robotic restaurant concepts. Revenue or location counts can therefore arise from selling automation, providing robot functionality over time or operating hospitality sites that use the robots; those activities do not measure the same kind of customer robot adoption.

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Relationships

• Microsoft

  Non Commercial Engineering Programme - Microsoft AI Co-Innovation Labs and Richtech Robotics collaborate on non-commercial AI workflow development, including Azure AI enhancements to ADAM.

• NVIDIA

  Technology Partner - Dex development cites NVIDIA Jetson Thor and Isaac Sim per Richtech.

• Ghost Kitchens America

  Deployment Partner - Ghost Kitchens America signed an LOI for 20 Walmart restaurants using Richtech AlphaMax.

• One Kitchen / Walmart

  Food Service Deployment Site - Richtech Robotics installed ADAM at One Kitchen inside a Walmart location.

• RobotLAB

  Distribution Partner - Richtech Robotics signed a 500-unit Scorpion distribution partnership with RobotLAB.

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Context tags

• Service robotics ecosystem - Workflow
• Service-robot development - Workflow - Richtech builds commercial and industrial service robots.
• Restaurant service robot builder - Peer Group
• Hospitality service robot provider - Peer Group - ADAM and Matradee target hospitality and beverage service.
• Service robot delivery - Workflow
• Cleaning robot OEM - Stack Layer - The DUST-E family covers autonomous commercial cleaning.

• Richtech Robotics receives 200-unit DUST-E order from national retailer

  2026-09-18 · Order / contract · A national retailer agreed to purchase and deploy 200 DUST-E autonomous cleaning robots under a new statement of work.

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