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Last Chance to Invest In The Robots Boosting Restaurant Margins By 300%

by Miso Robotics

  

The World’s First AI Kitchen Assistant Flippy performs tasks alongside chefs in a commercial kitchen.

People just don’t want to work these days. But robots do.

That’s how a startup called Miso Robotics is solving one of the biggest problems in the $875 billion global fast-food industry: the huge and expanding worker shortage. Their suite of robotics solutions can do everything from flip a burger to fry a chicken wing to fill and seal a soda cup.

Companies from Jack in the Box to Buffalo Wild Wings are already using these robots in their stores. White Castle is even “hiring” Miso’s automated kitchen assistants to 100 more locations.

But this is just the beginning. Every restaurant is facing the same problem of finding workers and Miso is offering them a solution that does just that while cutting costs and boosting profits.

Here’s why the worker shortage is only going to get worse, and how investors like you can help fill the gap by owning a piece of Miso.

 

Fast Food Versus The Great Resignation

The massive shortage of workers in the fast food sector is seriously eating into earnings. In the US alone, over 280,000 restaurant locations spend over $70 billion on labor annually–and counting. In fact, the industry faces a 150% annual labor turnover rate while the industry’s labor gap is only increasing. 

Currently, 800,000 fast food job roles are unfilled — and researchers predict a sharp increase in that gap over the coming decade. In fact, a 2019 report by the National Restaurant Association forecasts that while 1.6 million new food-service jobs will be created over the next 10 years, the US labor pool for that same sector will shrink by 1.3 million over that same period. The result: a labor shortfall of 3.7 million workers.

Restaurant owners and franchisees are well aware of these intensifying problems, and are actively on the lookout for technological solutions that can help re-stabilize their balance sheets. That’s exactly where Miso Robotics comes in.

Flippy can fry just about anything, including french fries, taco shells, chicken wings, and much more!

Making More Money with Miso

While Flippy, the robotic burger-flipping arm, has attracted most of Miso’s press coverage until today, this star attraction is just one element of the company’s suite of technology. Other Miso robots can fry foods, fill drinks, and even make coffee, effectively filling some of the biggest gaps in back-of-house operations. 

The best part? Miso’s robotic kitchen assistants have the potential to triple restaurant profit margins by slashing costs. They work twice as fast and can boost food output by an impressive 30%. Plus, their compact design makes it easy for them to fit into even the smallest spaces. 

From grilling to frying to drink-filling, Miso’s kitchen assistants Flippy and Sippy provide restaurant staff with the time and space they need to focus on the most important parts of the job: customer service.

Consider the worker shortage solved.

 

The Future of Fast Food

Right now, Miso Robotics is on the fast track to success. The company has already brought advanced automation to renowned international fast food brands, including White Castle and CaliBurger. In fact, White Castle saw such a positive impact on productivity from their Miso test run that they’ve decided to deploy Flippy to 100 more of their standalone locations. 

Even global multi-brand restaurant company Inspire Brands–parent company of Buffalo Wild–is tailoring Miso’s robots to its exact needs with Flippy Wings, the only robotic chicken wing frying solution designed for high-volume restaurants. 

To top it all off, Miso’s latest partnership is with Jack in the Box, who just launched a pilot program with the robotics company to improve restaurant efficiency and boost revenue. This could open up the door for Flippy and Sippy to integrate into more of its 2,200 US locations. 

Flippy 2 working in a Jack in the Box kitchen, frying the brand’s famous curly fries.

All of these partnerships are putting Miso on track to take over the US restaurant market which includes as many as 250,000 nationwide fast food restaurants. 

With significant traction underway, Miso Robotics is ready to continue pushing forward and capturing the interest of other top brands in need of automation. The company has already put over $50 million in investments to excellent use by continually optimizing existing and expanding their kitchen-automation technologies. The latest version of Flippy is smarter, faster, leaner, and more modular than ever. Now, they’re seeking investors like you to scale up and meet the rising demand for kitchen robots. 

The idea of Miso Robotics cooking your next fast food meal could become a reality–and soon. Now you can invest in the most capable automated frying solution available today and become a part of the automation revolution. Secure your shares in Miso Robotics before the company’s funding round closes June 23rd.

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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