Richtech ADAM, Matradee Plus & DUST-E Service Robots

Richtech Robotics, headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, builds AI-driven service robots for hospitality, food service, retail and logistics. It targets labour shortages and repetitive tasks in cafes, bars, restaurants and dealerships, and reports more than 450 robots deployed and over 11 patents.

ADAM is a two-armed robot that prepares cocktails, mocktails, wine, coffee and boba tea; it uses AI to start conversations, recommend drinks and respond to gestures such as waving. Matradee Plus is a four-tray serving robot that navigates with SLAM, LiDAR and 3D cameras for food delivery, bussing, hosting and greeting. DUST-E S handles floor cleaning, Scorpion is an AI bartender and Titan is a logistics delivery system. Robots are sold through the sales team and can also be rented for events.

• ADAM dual-arm barista: makes cocktails, wine, coffee and boba tea from preset or custom menus.
• Conversational AI: ADAM detects approaching guests, analyses poses and recommends drinks.
• Matradee Plus server: four trays, 88 lb payload, SLAM and LiDAR navigation with 3D cameras.
• Multi-mode service: hosting, bussing, serving and greeting modes plus a 15.6-inch advertising screen.
• DUST-E S cleaning robot: autonomous floor cleaning for commercial venues.
• Event rentals: ADAM and Scorpion can be rented for corporate events and trailers.

Coffee and bubble tea chains in Vietnam could pilot ADAM as a flagship-store attraction. Restaurants and hotel buffets could use Matradee Plus to carry dishes and clear tables at peak hours. Event organisers and shopping malls could rent robot bartenders for launches and festivals.

Richtech states that Matradee Plus costs about one-third of a typical minimum-wage employee. Its 10-hour battery and 88 lb capacity across four trays cover a full service shift. ADAM needs about 20 minutes of maintenance a day, and Richtech technicians handle setup and staff training. A robot bartender also acts as a visible attraction that draws customers to a venue.

Food service and hospitality operators face persistent staff shortages and rising wages, while venues compete on experience. Robot baristas and serving robots are spreading in cafes, stadiums and retail food courts. In Vietnam, the fast-growing coffee and bubble tea chains and the recovering tourism sector create room for automated, attention-grabbing service formats.

Headquartered at 2975 Lincoln Rd, Las Vegas, Nevada, and states 18 years of innovation. ADAM is NSF certified and has served cocktails at NVIDIA headquarters and coffee at Walmart. Partners and customers named on the site include Columbia University (research), Microsoft (collaboration), NVIDIA, Walmart and Mercedes-Benz of Plano.