Posha's cooking robot is among the 1% of robotics companies actually shipping a real product with 1,000 real-world deployments in homes.
Ragav positions Posha as a rare exception in the robotics industry, having shipped 1,000 cooking robots to real homes with strong retention metrics. ✦ AI generated
Ragav · My First Million · 2026-08-17 · original ↗
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So we're amongst the 1% of robotics companies you have ever met that are actually shipping a real product in real homes in real kitchens with 1,000 real world deployments.
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2:40homes in real kitchens [laughter] with 1,000 real world deployments. >> Okay. So, you're in the 1% of non-bullshitting robotics companies. You've shipped a thousand robots. What do your robots do? We are putting a private chef in every home. And we're doing that by building cooking robots for homes. We thought that if Whimo and Tesla and Zuks can use computer vision and AI to take you from point A to point
3:03B, why can we not use the same technology to cook a fresh meal for you? Takeout is expensive. Eating at I mean, cooking at home takes forever. There's no way for you to eat food that is fresh, that's delicious, that doesn't take 60 minutes of your time in the kitchen, that doesn't cost $25 per serving. Um, and and where where the alternatives, >> dude, my diet right now is man kibble.
3:27You know what man kibble is? >> I know [laughter] >> it's three lbs of ground beef with rice that will last me for three or four days and soy sauce. [laughter] So, I'm on board with this. Did you raise funding? >> We are backed by Excel. >> How much did you raise? >> Uh, 8 million. $8 million. And how long ago did you start it? >> We started the company eight years ago.