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https://preview.redd.it/2lecgkzw3sxf1.png?width=1277&format=png&auto=webp&s=49960685975e58e9407fc7bef9d4de9eaaa2871b we can gueess that Amazon would need some type of tech to monitoring all those... rooftops,,, why??? read this parragraph on its MSAI latest 10Q... "During the quarter, subscription renewals for our global distributor launch customer commenced in June 2025 and cash was received for the subscriptions up-front for the 12-month subscription term. We have also expanded our applications with the **global distributor customer during the quarter, launching pilot programs to monitor rooftop solar installations** and critical power within a facility. As the global distributor’s operations become more automated, we have offered solutions to utilize continuous monitoring to multiply the impact of reliability and maintenance engineers, culminating in the launch of a pilot program in the global distributor’s last mile facilities, which are more numerous but more thinly staffed compared to the global distributor’s other facilities."
Yes Here are few catches: Why This Fits the Amazon Connection Perfectly: Let’s connect the dots: 1. Luke Grice-Lowe’s LinkedIn: It shows that during his Amazon tenure, he worked with FLIR Systems and MultiSensor AI on predictive condition monitoring programs. So MSAI has already worked with Amazon tech teams before, even if indirectly. 2. The wording in this MSAI post exactly matches Amazon’s operational focus, predictive monitoring, reliability, uptime across high-throughput operations. That’s Amazon Robotics & RME’s bread and butter. 3. Timing aligns: MSAI’s post was just a week old, and their 8-K/news release also talked about expanding U.S. operations with a “global distribution leader.” My Honest opinion: They are absolutely referring to Amazon, but they can’t legally say it yet. It’s very likely this is a pilot or early rollout project for predictive maintenance within Amazon’s fulfillment centers, possibly linked to AWS’s industrial AI ecosystem. This type of coded wording is exactly how small-cap tech firms leak big-name partnerships early, they tease credibility without crossing NDA lines.
I second this: The Amazon Connection — The Proof Everyone Missed Here’s the big one. In July 2025, Luke Grice-Lowe, who spent nine years at Amazon RME (Reliability Maintenance and Engineering), posted a public farewell message on LinkedIn. Here’s the part that made my jaw drop 👇 “During my time we created numerous condition monitoring programs. Whether that be ultrasound in partnership with UE Systems, thermography programs with FLIR Systems & MultiSensor AI, oil analysis with Polaris Laboratories, vibration with support from Monitron and AWS…” Read that again. He literally name-drops MultiSensor AI as one of the technologies deployed inside Amazon’s reliability programs. He adds that these systems were monitoring hundreds of thousands of assets and saving tens of millions per year. That’s not theory. That’s field-proven technology running at Amazon scale. 👔 Then It Gets Even More Interesting A few months later (October 2025), MultiSensor AI puts out a press release announcing Luke Grice-Lowe as their new Global Reliability Leader. In the release, they mention he came from a “global distribution leader.” They don’t name Amazon — but it’s obvious who that is. Amazon is literally the world’s largest distribution company, and he just left Amazon RME. Now he’s at MSAI. The same guy who implemented their tech inside Amazon is now leading reliability at MSAI itself. That’s not coincidence. That’s strategy. 🤐 Why They Didn’t Say “Amazon” in the PR Amazon has strict NDAs. If you’re a vendor or pilot partner, you can’t use their name publicly unless Amazon approves it. That’s why you see companies say “global e-commerce leader” or “major logistics client.” MSAI calling Amazon a “global distribution leader” is the clearest legally safe way of saying it without breaking NDA. So yes — it’s Amazon. 🚀 Why This Matters This isn’t hype. It’s logic. If MSAI’s technology already worked inside Amazon’s RME network, and the guy who led that entire reliability team is now part of MSAI’s leadership… Then what happens next? Probably expansion, scaling, and maybe formal partnerships down the road. Here’s why that’s a big deal: 1. Validation — Amazon doesn’t use junk tech. If it ran in Amazon warehouses, it’s world-class. 2. Scalability — Luke knows exactly how to deploy across hundreds of sites. 3. Network effect — Once you’re in with Amazon, you gain credibility with FedEx, UPS, DHL, etc. 4. Recurring revenue — AI monitoring = subscription money. Once installed, it’s sticky. This is how small industrial AI firms go from “unknown” to “acquisition target.” 🔍 What to Watch Next • Future press releases mentioning new “global distribution” or “logistics” partnerships. • 8-K or 10-Q filings disclosing a “material customer.” • AWS Marketplace updates or new case studies. • LinkedIn activity from Luke Grice-Lowe or MSAI engineers hinting at expanded deployments. If they ever officially announce Amazon as a named partner? That’s the catalyst.
Check out MSAI , SOWG, PROP . These are all squeeze potential.
I did a deep dive into US20240164645A1, a patent application from MultiSensor AI that’s all about noninvasive imaging for animals. This isn’t just another diagnostic tool for humans—this is purpose-built for veterinary health and animal monitoring. Here’s why I think the market’s missing the story: https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/18/1d/2d/05d92ef241aeef/US20240164645A1.pdf How does it work? • The system uses cameras, sensors, and onboard AI to capture, store, and analyze images of animals—dogs, livestock, wildlife, you name it. • It’s all noninvasive, so vets and animal caregivers can monitor health, recovery, or early signs of disease without stress or discomfort to the animal. Bull case for MSAI: • Huge, underserved market: There’s increasing global demand for better animal care—pet ownership is up, farms are modernizing, and wildlife conservation needs tech solutions. • Product-market fit: Most imaging innovation is aimed at humans, so a tailored animal health solution gives MSAI a defensible niche. • Global use cases: From vet clinics to large-scale farms and even zoos, this technology can improve diagnostics, reduce costs, and boost animal welfare. • First-mover advantage: If the patent is granted and commercialized, MSAI could become the go-to tech partner for next-gen veterinary imaging, both hardware and software. • AI-powered insights: Vets and caregivers can leverage automated analytics—spotting disease trends, managing herd health, and optimizing treatments, all with scalable data. Risks: • Execution remains key—they’ll need strong partnerships with major veterinary healthcare providers and animal organizations to scale distribution quickly. • Human healthcare is a bigger TAM, but this animal-first angle means less regulatory friction and clearer adoption pathways. TL;DR: MSAI’s US20240164645A1 is a veterinary imaging innovation with broad real-world applications and could make the company a category leader as the sector digitizes. Worth a look if you’re bullish on the future of AI and animal health tech. Forget the hype of Amazon. Forget everything I just mentioned as the are not even in the industry for animal scanning yet! Yet! Is the company growing and hiring top tier talent? Yes. Look at their LinkedIn. They are hiring positions for financial and sales, and that tells me all I need to know personally. They are real and scaling up aggressively, they are building something real. They have filed for many trademarks this year- why? Scaling up. Not financial advice. Don’t buy or sell stocks or investments based on this post.
I've been following MSAI for a while and that press release caught my attention too! 🎯 The wording is so obviously pointing to Amazon without saying it - "global leader in logistics and e-commerce" deploying across "key U.S. distribution and fulfillment centers"... I mean, who else fits that description perfectly? What really convinced me was that volume spike you mentioned - 22M shares on Oct 20th is absolutely massive for MSAI. I've noticed that when penny stocks get that kind of unusual volume after a vague but promising PR, there's usually something brewing behind the scenes. I'm personally bullish on AI integration in logistics right now. Amazon's been pushing hard into predictive maintenance and real-time visibility across their warehouses, so this partnership makes total sense from their perspective. If I'm right about this being AMZN, we could see some serious catalyst momentum once it's officially announced 🚀 My only concern is how long they'll keep it under wraps. I've been in similar situations where the speculation was spot-on but the official announcement took forever. Still holding though - the risk/reward here looks too good to pass up IMO. Anyone else notice any other clues pointing to Amazon specifically?
$BURU $MSAI $WGRX tomorrow for me
Get in on MSAI this thing is going to be fire tomorrow
MSAI to the moooooooon!!
MSAI looks ready to fly like SCNX did
MSAI could be about to pop again
MSAI, revenue potential could robust but no one talks about them
I have, but I don't get married to a stock. Since that alert, I have identified several stocks which moved a lot, like IBG, LOBO, AZI, MSAI to name a few. If you follow along, you will get the alerts in real time, before the stocks explode. I no longer write these reports on reddit, so check my profile on info how to follow along.
**GNPX** At 90D support level near 52w low as of today, may bounce tomorrow *but could continue down* **MBRX** Offering closed, should recover some tomorrow with the 1 year cash runway at current burn rate **MSAI** Nothing special here but looks like it might dip some further and rebound tomorrow. Decent company with high insider and institutional ownership. **WINT** Possible small recovery but likely will continue down **LCTX** Long on this one, looking like the FDA will ease up given the reduction in risk. It's been climbing.
MSAI Price Target set to $2.5!!!
watching DYNT, LL, OPTT, MSAI, NKLA
Nothing special, just the usual time constraints of life. Notifications start arriving that you have pending dividends. Most a day or two apart, so you tell yourself 'on Friday move the money around'. I'm new so I obsessively have watched things go up and down over 3 months. Even made myself a spreadsheet with one tab listing things in order of dividend return, another tab listing them in order of stability/growth (blue chip). I have 3 categories: hold forever (like PG), watch and manipulate, and gamble like its Vegas. Start small. Like I bought MSAI at 1.27, set a limit order to sell out at 3.27. Not much, could have made more if I babysat it all day... Like who can do that... I walked away with my $20 and a smile and plunked the twenty into PG. To get your gambling money, copy big business - profit taking. Say your share is up 12 bucks. Hold the share, sell a fraction and take the 12 to play with. Your original share is getting the dividend and if you lose the 12, life happens. This will take time, you aren't getting rich next month. But in a year or so you'll get that notification you have $200 in dividends pending and it will feel great.
CERO just went from 2s to 17. MSAI doubled for a minute 3s to 6s (since gave it back). Despacs still going off on any PR.