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| Thursday, August 7, 2025 | | Good afternoon, Flyover readers, What if the next big thing in fast food wasn’t a burger… but a robot? Miso Kitchen AI has spent years developing Flippy, an automated fry station now rolling out nationwide. With backing from giants like NVIDIA, Ecolab, and Amazon, and demand surging from major chains, Miso is opening its doors to investors — but only until Aug. 14. This could be a big one. — Cole, CEO  That’s what NVIDIA’s CEO said about robotics. And the numbers back it up. In Q4 2024, the sector raised nearly more capital than in all of 2023. So it’s a big deal that NVIDIA, Uber AI, and Amazon helped Miso Robotics perfect their new fully commercial restaurant kitchen robot. Their AI-powered kitchen robots have logged 200K+ hours for national restaurant brands like White Castle. Now, with help from tech giants, they’re ready to scale their tech across a $4B/year revenue opportunity. No wonder 39K+ people have already invested. Here’s how Miso is redefining the $1T fast-food industry: Initial units of Miso’s first fully commercial Flippy robot sold out in one week. Now, they’re boosting their U.S.-based manufacturing to meet demand for upcoming installations. Join thousands of investors who are backing the future of food automation as a Miso shareholder. You can even get up to 8% bonus stock. Invest before Miso’s share price changes on August 14.  This is a paid advertisement for Miso Robotics’ Regulation A offering. Please read the offering circular at invest.misorobotics.com. Under Regulation A+, a company has the ability to change its share price by up to 20%, without requalifying the offering with the SEC.
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