Richtech brings a humanoid and a heavy-load AMR to IMTS 2026 — still no price
Richtech Robotics (Nasdaq: RR) said it will demonstrate two industrial robots working in tandem at IMTS 2026, the manufacturing trade show running September 14–19 in Chicago: DEX, an “AI-enabled” humanoid described as using vision and depth sensing to identify and manipulate objects, and Titan 440, an autonomous mobile robot built to haul heavy parts and palletized loads around a facility. CEO Wayne Huang framed the pitch as coordination rather than a single robot: “intelligent systems that can work together,” not isolated units.
What the press release doesn’t include, for either machine, is a price. That’s normal for a trade-show demo — DEX and Titan 440 are being shown, not sold, at booth #236380 — but it also means neither can go in this index’s catalog yet: no public number, no verified spec sheet, nothing to check against a listing.
Richtech does have one robot with real pricing behind it: ADAM, the dual-arm beverage-service robot the company has sold since 2022. US reseller listings put it around $180,000 outright, though most customers apparently don’t pay that — event rentals run from $15,000 a day, and a disclosed 60-month lease of 25 units works out to roughly $3,500 per unit per month. That’s the pattern worth watching as DEX and Titan 440 move from demo floor to deployment: Richtech’s actual revenue model leans on leases and revenue-share, not sticker prices, and there’s no reason to expect the new hardware will break that habit.
IMTS itself is one of the largest manufacturing trade shows in North America, and Richtech is far from the only exhibitor pairing a humanoid with an AMR this year — expect more “ecosystem” demos than price sheets out of Chicago next week.
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- Richtech Robotics press release (globenewswire.com)