Brain OS started as the operating system for field & office operations. Now the same intelligence is moving onto the truck and the job site — devices that see, sense, and feed the live model in real time. Computer engineering and software, built as one.
First devices
We're starting where the work happens — the truck, the job site, and the tools themselves. Each device is purpose-built to feed Brain OS, so the data you run on is captured at the source instead of typed in after the fact.
A dashcam and GPS/asset tracker for every truck. Road-facing and cabin-aware, it streams location, routes, and events straight into Brain OS dispatch — so the map your office runs on is the trucks themselves, not a separate telematics login.
A site-mounted camera with AI tracking built in. It counts crew, watches assets, and flags safety events on the edge — then feeds the same live model your office already runs on, so the job site is visible from the desk.
A rugged little tracker you clip to any tool, ladder, or asset. It reports where each tool is and when it was last seen straight into Brain OS — so you know what's on which job, who has it, and what got left behind before the crew drives off.
More on the roadmap — sensors, beacons, and edge devices, all speaking the same OS.
Most tools bolt software onto someone else's hardware. We design both sides to be the same system — so the gap between what happens in the field and what the office sees disappears.
01 · Hardware
Cameras and trackers on the truck and the site record what actually happens — location, motion, people, assets.
02 · Engineering
On-device AI turns raw frames and signals into structured events before they ever leave the device.
03 · Software
Those events land in Brain OS live — dispatch, projects, payroll — so the office is looking at the field as it happens.
We're lining up early sites for the fleet tracker and the AI job-site camera. Get on the list and we'll reach out as units ship.