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Pros
- Deployed at NVIDIA headquarters and a Walmart store
- Prepares cocktails and coffee
- Listed manufacturer (NASDAQ), over 11 patents
- Richtech fleet of over 450 units
Cons
- No specification or price
- Payload, reach and cycle time unknown
- Not available in Poland, no distributor
- 5kgPayload
- 50kgWeight
- 6DOFDegrees of freedom
Key facts
- Specificationspayload 5 kg · weight 50 kg · degrees of freedom 6 DOF
- Statuson sale
- Availability in Polandnot confirmed
- VerdictA showy bartending arm for premium hotels and events; venues counting every portion need data before a decision.
Summary
- ManufacturerRichtech Robotics
- CategoryService robots
- Statuson sale
- Availability in PolandNo confirmed distributor in Poland
ADAM is a humanoid bartending arm from Richtech Robotics, a NASDAQ-listed company. It already works at NVIDIA's headquarters and in a Walmart store, where it prepares cocktails and coffee. The robot is part of Richtech's fleet of more than 450 deployed units, alongside the Scorpion (AI demonstrations) and the Titan (deployed in a Mercedes-Benz showroom in Plano).
The manufacturer publishes no technical specification or price list for ADAM; unlike, say, Korea's Doosan, whose collaborative arms have open payload and reach figures, here the customer has to ask directly for a quote.
A strong point is documented deployment at recognizable brands and the status of a listed company with more than 11 patents, which sets Richtech apart from many service-robotics startups still looking for their first reference customer. A weakness remains the lack of transparency: it is not known what the payload, arm reach or drink-preparation cycle time is.
ADAM is not offered in Poland, and there is no information on a distributor for the Central European market. It is a solution of interest to premium hospitality and event venues seeking a "wow" effect, and less so to typical quick-service food outlets, where a transparent deployment cost matters.
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Photo: Richtech Robotics, product page (richtechrobotics.com)
Specs
Data checked: · Sources: 2
Data from manufacturer datasheets and product pages; median over the models of this category in the database.
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Weight50 kg−9% vs. the category median (55 kg, n=25)
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Degrees of freedom6−74% vs. the category median (23, n=9)
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Payload5 kg−75% vs. the category median (20 kg, n=16)
- category medianA higher value doesn't always mean a better robot; it depends on the application.
Dimensions and weight
- Weight
- 50 kg
Motion and manipulation
- Degrees of freedom
- 6
- Payload
- 5 kg
Electronics and AI
- Drive
- electric (540 W, AC)
Price and availability in Poland
no data
Running and deployment costs
The manufacturer does not publish ADAM's price: the customer has to ask for a quote. We therefore have no purchase figure or monthly subscription on file. As a rough estimate, looking at other food-service robots, a bartending robot alone could cost anywhere from a few tens to several hundred thousand zloty, but that is only an order of magnitude; a real offer can only come from Richtech. Running costs include energy (540 W is little), ingredients and cups, restocking and cleaning the station (hygiene is the main duty), servicing and staff training. Deployment also requires preparing the station: space for a 50 kg robot, power, and integration with the ordering system. There is no public data on the full cost per labor hour compared with a bartender, so we will not promise payback after X months. For hospitality, the key question is usually whether the robot increases the company's production capacity. Total-cost calculator: “Humanoid Robot TCO: How to Calculate Total Cost”.
Dealers in Poland
No confirmed distributor in Poland
Applications
What it's for
Richtech ADAM is a humanoid bartending arm from an American company listed on NASDAQ, working at NVIDIA's headquarters and in a Walmart store, where it prepares cocktails and coffee. It has 6 degrees of freedom (DOF), a 5 kg payload, a weight of 50 kg and mains power (540 W, AC). The manufacturer names hospitality and retail as its applications; the confirmed places of work are the NVIDIA headquarters and a Walmart store mentioned above. In a quick-service restaurant, where seconds and a predictable cost per portion count, ADAM has a harder job: there is no public data on cycle time, arm reach or deployment costs. It is not suited to work outside a controlled station: mains power means no mobility. ADAM is part of Richtech's fleet of more than 450 deployed units, alongside the Scorpion (AI demonstrations) and the Titan (Mercedes-Benz showroom in Plano).
Typical applications
Who it's for
Yes: premium hotels and restaurants that want to build their own attraction at the bar. Yes: event and trade-show organizers with a budget for a "wow" effect. Yes: retail chains testing automated drink preparation at selected locations.
No: venues that count every zloty of payback; without a price and cycle-time data you cannot reliably calculate profitability. No: companies in Poland expecting local support; the manufacturer names no distributor for the Central European market, and ADAM is not officially offered here. No: small cafes; the cost and space requirements (the robot weighs 50 kg and needs power) may outweigh the sense of it. No: anyone looking for a robot to serve the floor; service robots for waiting tables are better here, and we cover them in “Service Robots in Restaurants and Hotels”.
Deployments
Abroad, ADAM works at NVIDIA's headquarters and in one Walmart store, preparing cocktails and coffee. Richtech itself claims more than 450 deployed units across the whole fleet. In Poland, serving robots are available in this category, such as the Pudu BellaBot and the Keenon DinerBot T8, whose deployments we describe in “Service Robots in Restaurants and Hotels”. See also restaurants and hotels.
Comparison
Pudu BellaBot is a serving robot available in Poland (129 cm, 40 kg payload, about PLN 56,205 (≈ EUR 12,880 at NBP rate 4.3641 of 21 October 2026)). It will not make coffee, but it will deliver orders and relieve staff.
Keenon DinerBot T8 has three trays, a 20 kg payload and costs about PLN 27,133 (≈ EUR 6,220); a cheaper way to automate the dining room, with availability in Poland.
Bear Robotics Servi is an NSF-certified serving robot with a 30 kg payload for about USD 9,990, though without confirmed availability in Poland.
Mirokaï is a French social robot (123 cm, 26 DOF), closer to the role of a "brand ambassador" if you want an image effect without preparing drinks.
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History
Richtech Robotics, a Las Vegas company listed on NASDAQ (ticker RR), has built a portfolio of service robots: ADAM, Scorpion and Titan. According to the manufacturer, the company has more than 450 deployed units in total and more than 11 patents. We have no launch dates for individual ADAM generations or timeline events on file, so we do not put dates from memory. We do know the deployment milestones, however: work at NVIDIA's headquarters and in a Walmart store, and the deployment of its sister robot Titan in a Mercedes-Benz showroom in Plano. Company profile: Richtech Robotics.
Sources
Frequently asked questions
Is the Richtech ADAM available in Poland?
No. The manufacturer Richtech Robotics (USA) names no Polish shop or official distributor for the Richtech ADAM; enquiries go through the manufacturer's website (richtechrobotics.com). Confirm service in Poland before buying.
Where does the ADAM robot work?
It is deployed at NVIDIA's headquarters, among other places, and in a Walmart store, where it prepares cocktails and coffee.
How much does ADAM cost?
The manufacturer does not give the price publicly; you need to contact sales.
What other robots does Richtech Robotics offer?
Alongside ADAM the company's portfolio includes the Scorpion (AI demonstrations) and the Titan, deployed in a Mercedes-Benz showroom in Plano.
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