Real names, real roles. No invented advisors, no logo wall of previous employers unless every one is verifiable. This section stays empty until those names are ready.
About
The event is the front door. The company is the building.
AI Miyagi is the event, research and community property of Cafecito Ventures, an AI and robotics holding company based in Miami.
Three things, one purpose.
The event
puts robotics in front of an audience and gets builders, press and investors into one room.
The research
gives the field real problems to work on and gives us a reason to be taken seriously by people who build this for a living.
Cafecito Ventures
backs the companies that come out of it. That is where the actual business is.
The honest version is that AI Miyagi exists to make Cafecito Ventures visible and to bring the right people into contact with it. We would rather say that than pretend the event is the whole company.
Why here.
Because this is where we are, and because a scene needs somewhere to physically happen.
Miami has a port, an airport that reaches Latin America and Europe without a connection, and a tolerance for building things that have not been done here before. It is a city that turns up for a spectacle and stays for the substance, which is the exact order we need people to arrive in.
A lab near the airport is planned. That is where the hardware lives.
What we believe.
Say what is real.
Rehearsed is labelled rehearsed. Live is labelled live. It costs nothing and it is the whole reason to trust anything else we say.
Repetition over talent.
The interesting engineering is in the failure you have already seen a thousand times.
Open floor.
Anyone can bring a machine. No credential, no affiliation, no permission.
Proof in the arena.
Claims do not count. What happens on the floor does.
Who is building it.
A small team across robotics engineering, go to market and capital. Names and roles below.
Where we actually are.
Before the first event. The company is newly formed, the lab is being set up, and the card is not booked. We are saying that here rather than letting you assume otherwise, because a brand built on labelling what is real would be a strange place to start overstating.