Miso Robotics Invites Investors Back Ahead Of Its Global Expansion

While restaurants face a labor shortage–down 500,000 jobs per month–this startup is pioneering a new way for them to simultaneously improve efficiency and working conditions. As we speak, their autonomous kitchen assistants are running the deep fryer at restaurants that were previously struggling to find labor and thus turn a profit.

And now, for a limited time, Miso’s offering another wave of investors a chance to get in on its expansion to a market that’s 17x larger than before.

Here’s what makes Miso Robotics such a unique investment opportunity. 

Why Every Restaurant Wants Miso

Restaurants have previously struggled to adopt automation solutions due to the high cost and complexity. But Miso has separated itself from other robotics companies by designing a solution that is low-cost, user-friendly, and adaptable to nearly any kitchen. 

With AI and machine learning, Miso’s robots learn to perform tasks that most humans would rather not (think: operating the greasy, hot fryer), giving human employees the ability to focus on customer-oriented tasks. 

For example, Miso’s Flippy 2 machine can take on any tedious frying tasks including chicken, fries, and tortillas. Chippy knows how to make and season corn chips. And, Sippy–you guessed it–pours drinks. 

Miso’s tech also improves quality control by learning over time and can be tuned to follow even the most precise menu specs. As a result, restaurants can enjoy more consistent output and potentially happier customers. 

And thanks to the Robot-as-a-Service (RaaS) model, restaurants only pay a monthly fee for Miso’s tech, allowing them to see a positive return on their first day of operations. 

Having already proven their potential to do all this while boosting profit margins by up to 3X in the U.S., the international market is craving Miso’s money-saving tech next.

Miso’s Market Gets 17X Bigger

Miso just tacked on international partnerships that will help take its innovative kitchen tech global. Specifically, the company’s addressable market is growing from 1.2 million domestic locations to 20 million potential restaurants worldwide.

Miso will approach the global stage following success in the U.S. market with restaurant brands like Buffalo Wild Wings, Jack in the Box, and White Castle. And for the company and its investors, there’s no better time than now. 

Take Europe, for example, where brands spend up to 50% more trying to fill the labor gaps, creating a tremendous need for a solution like Miso to bolster thousands of restaurant operations. 

But there are plenty of other gaps that Miso can easily fill as they embark on their “world tour”. In fact, the more the company expands, the more it becomes clear that demand for Miso is universal. 

How Miso’s Leading A $675B Global Opportunity

One of the most important things to see in a startup is its ability to successfully plan every stage of its growth. Clearly, Miso has carefully laid the building blocks for expansion in the U.S. and its success there has already led to further opportunities abroad. 

Altogether, fast food is a $675+ billion global industry, and Miso is best positioned to take on the entire market. That’s why more than 20,000 investors have already joined the company ahead of its expansion. Today, investors can come aboard Miso’s Series E+ round as the company continues to prove that it can meet the overwhelming demand for automation solutions.

Learn more about Miso Robotics and invest today before their campaign closes on 11/18.

Miso Robotics is offering securities through the use of an Offering Statement that has been qualified by the Securities and Exchange Commission under Tier II of Regulation A. A copy of the Final Offering Circular that forms a part of the Offering Statement may be obtained from: Miso Robotics 

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