Richtech Robotics launches 24/7 ADAM livestream and expands GPU infrastructure

For practitioners: continuous, public-facing robot interactions change how embodied-AI systems gather conversational and multimodal data at scale and expose latency, perception, and safety requirements in live environments. Reported facts: Richtech Robotics launched a live, 24/7 interactive livestream that lets users chat with its humanoid robot ADAM in real time (GlobeNewswire; Interesting Engineering). The company says ADAM was developed on NVIDIA's Isaac robotics platform and uses NVIDIA Jetson Thor for onboard compute (GlobeNewswire; Interesting Engineering). Richtech also completed the acquisition of a 79,325 square foot Las Vegas facility to support GPU-enabled computing and robotics data operations, a deal reported at approximately $21.2 million (Yahoo Finance). CEO Wayne Huang is quoted introducing the initiative as a way to advance human-robot interaction (GlobeNewswire).