Richtech Robotics launched a live 24/7 streaming platform around ADAM, its AI-powered humanoid robot, allowing global users to interact with the machine in real time.
Alongside this, the company closed acquisition of a large warehouse facility in Las Vegas to support GPU computing and robotics data collection, with operations beginning in fall 2026, positioning itself to scale its service robots across hospitality, automotive, and manufacturing sectors.
What happened
On June 18, 2026, Richtech Robotics (NASDAQ:RR) launched a live, 24/7 interactive streaming platform centered on ADAM, its AI-powered humanoid robot built on NVIDIA's Isaac robotics platform. Users worldwide can chat with ADAM in real time and observe how it responds to human interaction. The company separately closed acquisition of a 79,325 square-foot warehouse in Las Vegas, Nevada on May 29, 2026 for approximately $21.2 million（約34億円）, with initial data center operations expected to begin in fall 2026.
Why it matters
The streaming platform puts Richtech's robotics portfolio—which includes robots for food delivery, drink preparation, and floor cleaning—in front of a global audience, while the Las Vegas facility provides physical infrastructure for GPU computing, robotics data collection, and model training to support scaling. The company positions both moves as foundational for serving hospitality, automotive, and manufacturing customers seeking to address labor shortages.
What to watch
Richtech Robotics expects its expanded headquarters to occupy roughly 20,000 square feet of the Las Vegas facility by year-end 2026, with room for future compute expansion; the company also frames the facility as supporting World Action Model training.
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