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Richtech Robotics and Microsoft announce partnership to advance agent-based AI in real-world robotics applications

Richtech Robotics and Microsoft announce partnership to advance agent-based AI in real-world robotics applications

格隆汇格隆汇2026/01/27 13:54
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Glonghui, January 27th|American robotics company Richtech Robotics announced a deep partnership with Microsoft to jointly develop and deploy intelligent agent AI capabilities for real-world robotic systems. This collaboration focuses on applying visual, speech, and autonomous reasoning abilities to physical environments, enabling robots not only to perform tasks but also to support more context-aware, conversational, and operationally conscious interactions.
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