Dex
The Dex is a Software humanoid robot developed by Richtech Robotics.
Primary use case: Industrial humanoid robot for repetitive workstation tasks.
Specifications
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
navigation, manipulation
Commercial
Primary Use Case
Industrial humanoid robot for repetitive workstation tasks.
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Richtech Robotics to Showcase DEX Humanoid Robot and Titan 440 AMR Working Together at IMTS 2026 - Quiver Quantitative
Richtech Robotics announced it will showcase its AI-enabled humanoid robot DEX working alongside the Titan 440 autonomous mobile robot at IMTS 2026 in Chicago from September 14-19. The demonstration at Booth #236380 will illustrate how the robots coordinate tasks through a unified intelligent platform to transform industrial fulfillment by handling repetitive and physically demanding work while enabling employees to focus on higher-value responsibilities.
A humanoid robot is set to team up with a machine that moves heavy loads
Richtech Robotics will demonstrate its integrated industrial robotics ecosystem at IMTS 2026 in Chicago (September 14-19), featuring its AI-enabled DEX humanoid robot working alongside the Titan 440 autonomous mobile robot through a unified intelligent platform. The demonstration aims to showcase coordinated task execution, with both robots handling repetitive and physically demanding tasks while enabling employees to focus on higher-value work requiring human judgment and problem-solving.
From livestream to embodied AI: Richtech Robotics is redefining the human–robot interaction
Richtech Robotics is highlighted as a company that is evolving from livestream technology into embodied AI, aiming to redefine how humans interact with robots. The article explores the company's transition and its implications for the future of human-robot interaction.
