Richtech Titan
Richtech Robotics · USA · 2024
A 75 kg autonomous cart that hauls twice its own weight for up to a full day - and whose chassis later became the legs Richtech's humanoid does not have.
Titan is Richtech Robotics' heavy-duty autonomous mobile robot, the transport end of a line otherwise built around service. It is a flat-deck machine measuring roughly 4 by 2.3 by 1.6 feet, weighing 165 lb (75 kg) and rated to carry up to 330 lb (150 kg) at speeds up to 60 inches per second. Battery life is quoted at 10 to 24 hours depending on duty, with a 5.5-hour recharge. The sensor package is conventional and complete: LiDAR, an RGB camera, a depth camera and an inertial measurement unit, with an IP43-rated body and an IP66-rated battery. It squeezes through aisles as narrow as 27.5 inches, carries a 10.1-inch screen, runs Android 11 alongside Linux and connects over Wi-Fi or 4G. Richtech's 2024 prospectus describes versions rated between 330 and 440 lb and development work on a variant carrying over 1,000 lb. Titan matters beyond its own numbers. When Richtech built Dex, its first humanoid, in 2026, it did not design a new base - it reused Titan's wheeled autonomous chassis and mounted ADAM's arms on top. The company's argument that wheels beat legs for commercial work rests on hardware that had already been shipping for two years.
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