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Security Type
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Preferred Stock
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Min Investment
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$960
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Offering Date
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October 24, 2021
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Expected Close Date
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January 24, 2022
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Target Raise
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$2.00M
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No. Investors
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88
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Security Price
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$56.62
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Valuation
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$100,000,000
Company Description
Our cloud-connected AI platform enables our autonomous kitchen assistants to perform tasks such as frying and filling alongside checks in any commercial kitchen. With 2 patents granted and 10 others pending for our proprietary machine learning and robotics control software, we're making more just robots--we're making artificial intelligence for the kitchen of the future. Miso Robotics allows restaurants to reliably decrease labor costs and increase profit margins without sacrificing food quality or efficiency.
Key Deal Facts
Flippy: the world’s first autonomous robotic kitchen assistant
Pilot and beta rollout with White Castle
CaliBurger has ordered Flippy for all of its global locations
Featured in TechCrunch, Forbes, CNN, WSJ, and other major news outlets
12 billion organic media impressions
Addressing restaurant labor shortages, health and safety challenges
3.7M open roles - expected labor shortfall in QSRs within 10 years
Management Team / Advisory Board Bios
Mike Bell
CEO
A veteran technology executive and entrepreneur, he has held C-suite roles at early-stage technology startups including Software.com, and Order Mark. Mike’s expertise is in scaling emerging companies into commercially-viable, growing organizations.
Jake Brewer
Chief Strategy Officer
Jake is an experienced industry innovation executive. Most recently he was VP of Restaurant Excellence at CKE, the parent company of Carl’s Jr. and Hardee’s, where he led restaurant innovation, engineering and ops commercialization.
Chris Kruger
Chief Technology Officer
Chris directs technology at Miso including robotics and artificial intelligence strategy. He is a transformational technology leader bringing extensive experience commercializing new technologies, and scaling products into the market.
Rob Anderson
Co-Founder & Head of Mechanical Engineering
Rob leads the hardware development of Miso’s autonomous cooking platform. Prior to this role, Rob worked at Microsoft, and SpaceX, where he developed internal tools to understand component lifetime after multiple rocket launches.
