Brain Corp understands that safety is more than a product attribute — it’s a process that is ingrained in the culture of our company. Robots that operate autonomously around people in public spaces must demonstrate reliably safe behavior. We believe there is no higher priority — and we demonstrate this through our engineering focus, commitment to safety best practices, and dedicated investment in safety.
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We understand critical safety functions and rank risks by severity and probability. We consider any potential risks posed by the environment in which our robots will operate.
We determine the functions that will protect against the identified risks and hazards and document them clearly. Testing is then mapped directly against those requirements.
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We’ve conducted a probabilistic system failure analysis and define the main critical safety components and information flow within the system architecture. We design redundancy into the system’s hardware and firmware in case of partial failure.
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We update hardware and software with self-monitoring diagnostics. Hardware must meet quantified reliability goals for failure modes and effects. We also evaluate the ways each safety function component could fail, and the impact and probability of each type of failure.
We, along with our partners, test and analyze all individual components and integrated systems. All safety code undergoes fault injection tests and source code is analyzed for adherence to strict rulesets. Our QA teams conduct functional tests to see how the system performs in real-world scenarios.
We are always monitoring system performance using data and cloud-based fleet management. Insights from the recorded data is used to inform improvements to the system.
We understand critical safety functions and rank risks by severity and probability. We consider any potential risks posed by the environment in which our robots will operate.
;)
We determine the functions that will protect against the identified risks and hazards and document them clearly. Testing is then mapped directly against those requirements.
We’ve conducted a probabilistic system failure analysis and define the main critical safety components and information flow within the system architecture. We design redundancy into the system’s hardware and firmware in case of partial failure.
We update hardware and software with self-monitoring diagnostics. Hardware must meet quantified reliability goals for failure modes and effects. We also evaluate the ways each safety function component could fail, and the impact and probability of each type of failure.
;)
We, along with our partners, test and analyze all individual components and integrated systems. All safety code undergoes fault injection tests and source code is analyzed for adherence to strict rulesets. Our QA teams conduct functional tests to see how the system performs in real-world scenarios.
;)
We are always monitoring system performance using data and cloud-based fleet management. Insights from the recorded data is used to inform improvements to the system.
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