5 Lessons Learnt in Scaling Autonomous Mobile Robots from 10 to 10K

Joe Wieciek, Software Ops Manager at Brain Corp, shares the five most important lessons learned from powering the world's largest fleet of autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) operating in commercial indoor public spaces AI software technology today is used to build autonomous robots for the retail industry, malls, airports, hospitals and more. At Brain Corp, our groundbreaking work with our manufacturing partners has helped us build and sell several autonomous mobile robots (AMR) across several verticals and brands. Once the robots are deployed, our software operations team works diligently to ensure that every BrainOS -enabled robot performs well in the field, collecting data and insights via the cloud that we use to improve our software and systems, and ultimately create better user experiences. However, managing a handful of robots in the field is drastically different from managing a large global fleet. We learned that the hard way on our path to powering the largest fleet in the world of autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) operating in commercial indoor public spaces.