Listen to David’s full interview on the BBC Tech Life Podcast to learn more about how breakthroughs in deep learning are migrating into robotics to solve today's most pressing operational challenges:bbc.in/3TjYltK

We are thrilled to join the ShelfOptix team at Groceryshop 2026 in Las Vegas. Stop by Booth #833 to see our partnership in action and learn how we are building the infrastructure for the next generation of enterprise retail automation.

It's 9 o'clock on a Saturday The regular crowd shuffled out There's an robot scannin' for me Checkin' all the pallets and LPNs When you automate the repetitive flow of manual data collection, you eliminate stockouts and you empower your workforce to step away from the mundane.

The Grocer recently explored a pressing question: As retail robots move their scale further in retail, will their presence put off shoppers? The answer comes down to the intelligence powering them. Read The Grocer’s latest piece: bit.ly/4ykAdGj

Drawing on insights from over 50,000 BrainOS®-powered robots deployed globally, we understand that every facility operates differently — and flexibility is key to operational efficiency. Read more: bit.ly/4xEZjjn

David Pinn, Brain Corp's CEO, brings a unique perspective to Physical AI. His career, spanning technical engineering to strategic finance, forged a core philosophy: a robot without a measurable economic return is a science project, not a product. Dive in: bit.ly/4x5Datl

In part three of our Industrial Risk podcast series showcase, Brain Corp's Krystal Mattich dives deeper with Jowanza Joseph into how we ensure that whatever action a robot takes, it will always be the safe action for that circumstance.

We talk a lot about AI’s ability to think, write, and predict. But for enterprise leaders managing hundreds and thousands of facilities, the most critical question is: how does it act? We define this shift as Real-World AI. Read our breakdown: bit.ly/4qEHPkj

In the digital realm, AI can afford a few mistakes. But in the physical world, operating a 500-pound machine in a crowded store requires a fundamentally different approach to safety. Enter contextual grounding AI. Read our latest perspective: bit.ly/4xH2PZW

We are proud to collaborate with Dane Technologies to accelerate warehouse inventory visibility. Powered by the BrainOS® platform, the Dane AiR DC robot brings high-frequency, reliable scanning directly to distribution center aisles.

Last week, we announced that the BrainOS®-powered fleet officially surpassed 50,000 autonomous robots deployed worldwide. But to truly understand what that level of real-world autonomy looks like in practice, we put together The Momentum Report.

The @Fcc added foreign-produced robotics to its Covered List. At Brain Corp, we know trust must be defined at the software layer. BrainOS® is architected and secured in the US, and we're proud to provide partners with a trusted intelligence layer that safeguards physical fleets.

On the Industrial Risk Beyond the Blueprint podcast, Brain Corp's Krystal Mattich joined Jowanza Joseph to discuss the critical transition from securing fixed, static IT assets to managing dynamic, moving machinery. Find the full episode here: bit.ly/4fJCt3w

When deploying automation in real-world distribution centers, a robot's ability to semantically understand and intelligently adapt to its surroundings is everything. Watch the Dane AiR™ DC in action below to see what true physical intelligence looks like on the warehouse floor.

Happy #NationalInternDay to the Brain Corp 2026 summer interns! Thank you for all your hard work, your curiosity, and for helping us make the real world work better. We’re so proud of everything you’re building with us!

Ever wonder how we got the name Brain Corp? In a recent episode of the Robot Talk podcast, Krystal Mattich explains it perfectly: our BrainOS® software acts as the literal "brain" inside the world's leading autonomous mobile robots (AMRs). Listen now: bit.ly/4yDQPdj

We're proud to have manufacturing partners like Syntronic that help accelerate bringing enterprises' autonomy vision to market. This is just one more way we're making it possible for enterprises to deploy robots at scale — all unified by the BrainOS® platform.

While software-only AI models attempt to predict retail demand from afar, purpose-built autonomous robots powered by BrainOS® are capturing the ground truth needed to actually solve the industry's $1.7 trillion inventory problem today. Read the report: bit.ly/4h7jp04

We believe that true enterprise trust is built on a deep respect for privacy. Our BrainOS® platform is designed with a crucial mandate: our sensors are there to help robots safely find their way, not to act as surveillance cameras. Read our perspective:: bit.ly/4wxeU3g

It was incredible to bring together so many industry leaders alongside our partners at Tennant Products and Dane Technologies during #Automate2026. Scaling Physical AI successfully requires partnering with best-in-class industry leaders.