Posha makes a countertop robot that cooks meals on its own once a user loads the ingredients, relying on AI-powered sensors to track the process in real time. The device, priced at $1,750, sold out its first production batch and has grown largely through word of mouth. It manages cooking from start to finish and adapts to a household's preferences over time. Posha, a WaterBridge portfolio company, pitches the robot as a practical fix for the daily work of home cooking.
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