A Smarter Kind of Clean

Brain Corp is transforming the cleaning industry with its intelligent, self-driving technology. BrainOS, Brain Corp’s autonomous navigation software, enables commercial scrubbers to work seamlessly alongside teammates. Machines powered by BrainOS are capable of navigating complex and dynamic environments, ensuring the highest level of safety and cleaning performance.

Brain Corp allows members of the cleaning industry to enjoy the advantages of robotic floor care with the brands they already know and trust. BrainOS currently automates existing equipment from Intelligent Cleaning Equipment (ICE), Minuteman International, NSS Enterprises, and Tennant Company.

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Posted On November 9, 2018
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