Miso Robotics

They don’t care about their business. First of all, their contact us form doesn’t work. I had to reach out to them to give them business or to get to know about their product as an investor. Later on the connected to me and schedule a virtual meeting after I requested them and explained about my business. Right before the meeting starts, the cancelled the meeting and postponed it to two hours later as per their availability without even asking my availability However, I was not able to join the call as i was occupied with my work as it was very short notice. After that, I asked for another call, no response. Another request from to to schedule another call. No response. I don’t think People who can’t handle or respect their business/customers, can handle others business. It seems, They pool investors and leave customers behind.

Really interesting company. I’ve been following Miso Robotics for a while and finally saw one of their Flippy robots in action at a White Castle — it’s surprisingly efficient and doesn’t feel like a gimmick. They’re tackling a very real issue in hospitality: staffing. Instead of replacing humans, they seem to be focused on supporting the team by taking over repetitive or hazardous tasks like working the fryer. It makes sense. The robot just does the job — no sick days, no burn risks, just consistent output.. Also, the tech itself is actually pretty impressive. It’s not clunky or awkward, just quietly doing its thing in the background. If you’re into food, tech, or just curious about how automation is actually being used (not just hyped), Miso Robotics is worth keeping an eye on.

Still begging for investments while their valuation is down 69% in four years. So basically if you got in early you are worse off than if you get in now. Promises of major progress and nothing has happened

The people giving 1 star reviews are amateurs. They have no idea how Pre-Ipo investments work. These things take a long time, sometimes many years, yet people expect to get money before a liquidation event. Also, I guarantee you that they didn't do enough research about the company, and they decided just to jump in without proper consideration. I haven't invested myself because I don't see huge potential, but these idiotic replies are just scary. They really show how ignorant people are. Kinda funny, though 😂

I am not affiliated with Miso, other then as an investor. While many may choose to see the negatives on the progress of their investment in this company. I would like to highlight the positive progress Miso has made at least over the last year. For instance, the collaboration with nvidia and Ecolab. The heightened attention to Miso in the media (WSJ, Bloomberg, etc.). And the numerous brand names that have agreed to install flippy into there place of business (White Castle). They have developed a flippy2 which provides a smaller more scalable footprint in the restaurants. This is progress!! Part of investing is patience. It is my opinion that if those who have invested, exercise this patience, the end will be very rewarding.

So I have read numerous negative reviews here regarding Miso. Many voice that they have not received any return, etc. So first, I am not affiliated with the company outside of being an investor. But I would like to provide a brief explaination here that hopefully will help some to understand. This is a startup. They are not a public company so of course Schwab and other brokers will not have a listing. Likewise, as a startup, Miso is using the funds raised in R&D and their operational expenses, which includes rent, salaries, utilities, marketing, etc. It will likely be some time, perhaps several years, before they do go public. And the timing of any individual public offering (IPO) is based not only on their operations, but also the market. For example, even if their operations say in 3 years is going gangbusters, but the market has collapsed, it would likely be unwise to initiate an IPO. So any investment into a startup must be predicated on wishing to be a part of and having faith in the technology, plus understanding there will be no return on your investment for several years, and recognizing that you are risking your investment in a new venture with little to no track record. So the key here, is wanting to invest in potential. Not a proven activity. That is arisk. For those that do not understand those basics, it is not an appropriate investment. And Miso makes that clear in their offering. So there are numerous related discussions one may have around these basic topics, and I am not attempting to answer all of them. But I hope this clears up some of the basic issues. Thank you and good luck.

It seems suspicious that there are no contacts except to "complete your investment". Mine is complete and the ONLY replies to questions is "to complete your investment'. I have an investment account and even Schwab cannot find anything or obtain simple connection and transfer values that would only secure and speed up what would have been further investment consideration. I am suspicious with anything I can't communicate with. That includes you.

All they do anymore is sell stock. Please Don't listen to their bullshit. Don't buy stock in this company. You have been warned. I did and I'm very sorry that I did.