BrainOS Clean 2.0 Robot Autonomy Platform

Brain Corp, based in San Diego and working in AI robotics since 2009, develops BrainOS, an autonomy platform that equipment makers build into commercial robots. It reports more than 50,000 BrainOS-powered robots on six continents and over 25 million hours of autonomous operation, mostly in retail, logistics, airports and facility cleaning.

The Clean Suite turns floor scrubbers and vacuums from partners such as Tennant into autonomous machines. BrainOS Clean 2.0 adds SelfPath AI, which lets robots plan and refine cleaning routes without manual route training, plus enhanced visual perception, dynamic replanning around blocked aisles and workflow-aware automation for charging and schedules. The Sense Suite covers automated inventory scanning, RFID localisation and data centre asset audits, and ShelfOptix offers robot-powered shelf intelligence as a managed service.

• SelfPath AI: robots plan and refine their own cleaning routes without manual training.
• Dynamic replanning: robots reroute around blocked aisles and obstacles without stopping.
• Workflow-aware automation: automatic charging, schedule-based runs and points of interest.
• Sense Suite: automated inventory scanning, RFID localisation and data centre asset auditing.
• ShelfOptix: managed scanning-as-a-service for shelf availability and pricing data.
• OEM autonomy: BrainOS runs on partner machines such as Tennant X-series floor cleaners.

Hypermarket and supermarket chains in Vietnam could run BrainOS-powered scrubbers overnight and collect shelf data at the same time. Equipment makers and distributors of cleaning machines could license BrainOS to offer autonomous models. Airports and logistics hubs could automate large-area floor care.

Brain Corp reports that BrainOS Clean 2.0 delivers 22% expanded coverage, 55% improved autonomy and more than three times faster deployments. Retailers get both cleaning and shelf data from the same robot fleet. SOC 2 compliance supports enterprise security reviews. OEM partners can add autonomy to their machines instead of building a navigation stack themselves.

Retailers and facility operators face high cleaning labour costs and want shelf-level data to cut out-of-stocks. Robot fleets that clean and scan at the same time spread costs across two budgets. Modern retail chains, malls and logistics centres in Vietnam and Southeast Asia are adopting autonomous floor care as wages rise.

Based in San Diego and active in AI robotics since 2009. Partners include Tennant Company, Dane Technologies and Driveline Retail. Achieved SOC 2 compliance and collaborates with UC San Diego on semantic mapping for physical AI. Customer logos include Walmart, Target, Kroger, Sam's Club and Walgreens.