Richtech Robotics Inc. (NASDAQ:RR) shares are volatile Friday. The company launched a new, AI-powered beverage service robot and announced a distributor agreement for the robot on Thursday.
The Details:
On Thursday, Richtech Robotics shares climbed more than 9% after the company launched Scorpion. Scorpion is an AI-powered single-arm beverage service robot that provides customized drink recommendations using NVIDIA AI technologies to support its cocktail and wine-tasting programs.
The company also announced a distributor agreement with Park 34 Liquor Store Inc., under which the distributor has agreed to sell a minimum of 500 Scorpion units over five years, followed by a minimum of 500 units annually.
"We are focused on providing solutions that streamline operations, increase efficiency, and create cash flow for our clients. With that focus, we are proud to unveil Scorpion, sleek in design, agile in its offerings, and eye-catching for customers," said Matt Casella, Richtech Robotics President.
"By incorporating NVIDIA technologies with our own capabilities, we are helping elevate the industry to a new standard of precision and service," Casella added.
Richtech Robotics shares climbed in Friday's premarket trading, but reversed lower just before the opening bell. The stock is moving on heavy volume, with more than 16 million shares already traded in the session, according to data from Benzinga Pro.
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RR Price Action: According to Benzinga Pro, Richtech Robotics shares are down 12.3% at 81 cents at the time of publication Friday.
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