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Automated, accurate inventory management.
Autonomous, safe commercial cleaning.
Collect and analyze inventory with advanced, fully autonomous robots and AI to ensure the right product is on the right shelf at the right price.
Elevate environmental hygiene with intelligent floor cleaning robots for optimized operations and deep insights.
Efficiently oversee and engage with your locations from a distance using virtual tours.
Transform shopping experiences with advanced inventory tracking, pristine floor care, and efficient site management.
Boost productivity & safety
Create safe and clean learning spaces
Elevate passenger satisfaction
Attract customer loyalty
Enhance sanitary healing
Improve guest experiences
Dane Technologies and Brain Corp present the first standalone inventory scanning robot powered by the BrainOS® Robotics Platform, the Dane AIR™. Designed exclusively for retailers, this robot offers an efficient solution for reliably and accurately tracking in-store inventory
Discover how a major grocery chain scaled smarter cleaning with Tennant’s T380 AMRs powered by BrainOS®. What started as a test evolved into a chain wide rollout across 100+ stores—boosting consistency, saving thousands of labor hours, and modernizing floor care with intelligent automation.
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Big online stores are based around vast automated warehouses. Smaller and cheaper versions of this tech will be key if smaller stores are to survive through a series of lockdowns.
