What happened
Richtech Robotics Inc. (Nasdaq: RR) announced a live streaming initiative on June 18, 2026, enabling users worldwide to interact directly with ADAM, the company's AI-powered humanoid robot, through real-time chat and observation. ADAM is powered by NVIDIA Jetson Thor for onboard compute and developed using the NVIDIA Isaac open robotics platform.
Why it matters
The platform demonstrates how embodied AI (robots that operate in physical environments) can communicate naturally with humans at scale. By positioning ADAM as an interactive "influencer," Richtech Robotics is showcasing its broader portfolio of AI-driven automation solutions for hospitality, automotive, and manufacturing—sectors where companies are seeking to integrate robots into human-centered workflows.
What to watch
Unlike traditional pre-recorded livestreams, the ADAM platform offers a bespoke, user-controlled experience where viewers direct the robot's responses in real time. The livestream is available at https://www.youtube.com/@richtechrobotics.
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