Founded in 2016, Miso Robotics Flippy operates in robotics. Its most recent disclosed valuation is $500M. Its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
One company valuation: $500M, dated Jan 2022.
Flippy is the robotic fry station built by Pasadena-based Miso Robotics, a startup transforming the foodservice industry with intelligent automation. The second-generation Flippy 2, unveiled in November 2021, works an entire fry station and performs more than twice as many food-preparation tasks as the original model, including basket filling, emptying and returning, and it added an AutoBin system for lower-volume items such as onion rings and chicken tenders.
White Castle became an early customer, deploying the original Flippy in the Chicagoland area in September 2020 before planning further locations. Miso's Flippy Fry Station has since surpassed 5 million fry baskets cooked, and the robot now runs alongside Miso's digital shift-management platform for restaurants.
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No. Miso Robotics Flippy is a private company; its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
The last valuation is $500M.
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