Amazon’s Jeff Bezos is so confident that AI robots are a moneymaker that he’s building a $100B fund to buy manufacturing companies and automate them.
It’s such a tantalizing idea that “some of the world’s biggest asset managers” are lining up to be part of it. But Bezos might already be late to the party.
Miso Robotics is proving-out Bezos’ thesis in a $1T market: Fast food. Miso’s restaurant AI and robots can boost restaurant profits by 3X, which is why brands like White Castle are turning to them. Miso estimates its Flippy fry-cooking robot alone could capture $4B in annual revenue in just the US.
But that’s only the beginning of what Miso has planned. In addition to Flippy, Miso’s tech is used by leading brands like Jersey Mike’s, Auntie Anne’s, Cinnabon, Häagen-Dazs, and more.
In total, nearly 40,000 investors have joined, helping power Miso’s continued momentum:
• Flippy just entered its 7th U.S. state, with major chain testimonials highlighting boosted food consistency, worker safety, and cooking output
• A new manufacturing partnership that can now allow Miso to scale production industry-wide
• A strategic investment and partnership with industry powerhouse Ecolab (NYSE: ECL) that keeps Miso on the cutting-edge of food safety
• Multiple NVIDIA collaborations that provide access to cutting-edge technology and testing environments
• A new $25M customer financing capability to remove the upfront cost barrier
• New 24/7 customer support to ensure customer satisfaction and trust
Now, 2026 is about expanding Miso’s footprint across a restaurant industry in dire need of help.
In the United States alone, there are over 300,000 fast-food locations that could use Miso’s tech.
And while investors in Bezos’s new robot fund will be limited to Wall Street’s elite, Miso’s actually giving everyone the opportunity to be part of its growth.