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Richtech Robotics Joint Venture Partner Secures $4 Million Sales Agreement to Expand Reach in Asia’s AI Robotics Market

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  • Richtech Robotics has signed a $4 million+ sales agreement through its Chinese joint venture, Boyu Artificial Intelligence Technology, with Beijing Tongchuang Technology Development Co., Ltd.
  • The deal includes robots and software from the ADAM, Scorpion, and Titan product lines and is expected to boost Q4 revenue while generating recurring income from services and licensing.
  • This marks a major step in Richtech’s international expansion strategy, strengthening its presence in Asia and building on deployments in the U.S. across hospitality, retail, healthcare, and more.

PRESS RELEASE – Richtech Robotics Inc. (Nasdaq: RR) (“Richtech Robotics” or the “Company”), a Nevada-based provider of AI-driven service robots, today announced the signing of a multi-million-dollar sales agreement with Beijing Tongchuang Technology Development Co., Ltd. by its Chinese joint venture, Boyu Artificial Intelligence Technology Co., Ltd.

The agreement, valued at over $4 million, includes the purchase, service, and software licensing of products from three of Richtech’s key product lines: ADAM, Scorpion, and Titan. The deal expands the company’s footprint in China and opens the door for additional potential opportunities across the Asian market. The agreement is expected to increase the company’s fourth quarter revenue as well as to drive recurring revenue moving forward.

“This agreement represents a major milestone in our international growth strategy,” said Matt Casella, President of Richtech Robotics. “We’re excited to offer our AI-driven solutions to more businesses across Asia, with the aim of helping them enhance operational efficiency and customer experiences through next-generation robotics.”

This partnership builds on Richtech Robotics’ commitment to global expansion, offering advanced service robot solutions tailored to high-demand sectors such as hospitality, retail, manufacturing, and healthcare.

Richtech Robotics has deployed over 400 robot solutions across the U.S. including in restaurants, retail stores, hotels, healthcare facilities, casinos, senior living homes, and factories. Current clients include, Texas Rangers’ Globe Life Field, Golden Corral, Hilton, Sodexo, Boyd Gaming, and more.

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