Richtech Robotics has launched a round-the-clock, interactive livestream of its AI-powered humanoid robot, ADAM, the company announced this week.
Unlike a passive video feed, the platform lets people online actually engage with the robot rather than just watch it. According to The Manila Times, the initiative allows online users to interact directly with ADAM, and the company frames it as part of "the next era of product engagement and the future of embodied AI" built using NVIDIA technology.
The Robot Report notes a key motivation behind the move: public trust. "One aspect of humanoid robotics development is building public trust," the outlet reports, and putting ADAM on continuous, open display is one way to let a broad audience see how the robot behaves in real time rather than only in polished demos.
The term "embodied AI" refers to artificial intelligence that operates through a physical body — a robot that senses and acts in the real world — as opposed to a chatbot that only handles text. By streaming ADAM nonstop and inviting interaction, Richtech is essentially turning a marketing showcase into an ongoing, observable demonstration.
The announcement was carried by outlets including Stock Titan, The Robot Report, AiThority and The Manila Times, which dated its coverage June 18, 2026.
Why it matters: As humanoid robots inch toward everyday use, companies are betting that constant, interactive visibility — not just press releases — is what convinces a skeptical public these machines are ready for the real world.