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Autonomous Vehicles & Robotics

The operations layer for deployed autonomy.

A robot only earns when it's running. Brick runs the receiving, storage, charging, repair, spare parts, and retrieval that keep every unit deployable with high uptime wherever it's deployed, so your engineers build autonomy instead of working depots.

  • Stand up a new site or market in weeks, not quarters.
  • Keep robots ready between routes, shifts, and new deployments.
  • One accountable operating layer, every site and market, from dock to field and back.
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Live Fleet Readiness Board
Austin, TX
Markets65+
Uptime99%
OperationDelivery AVs
Readiness ChecklistAll Markets
Units stagedReady
ChargingIn progress
CleaningComplete
PartsOn hand
Field recoveryAvailable
Next deploymentScheduled
Live Market Market online All markets synced
5k+
Robots and vehicles managed daily
99%
Fleet uptime maintained
89%
First-time fix rate
2 weeks
To launch a new site or market
65+
Metros under one operating layer
The Problem

Autonomy gets built in software and scaled in operations.

Building the robot is the challenge you signed up for. Keeping a fleet running or robots functioning across dozens of sites and markets is the hard part you didn't. Every unit has to be received, stored, staged, charged, cleaned, inspected, and repaired, with spare parts on hand and a way to pull units back when they break or a market shifts. Do that city by city and your engineers end up flying in to work depots, your last-minute freight cost spikes, your spare parts sit in the wrong site or market, and your uptime lives on a spreadsheet of local third party vendors.

With Brick
  • Receiving & depot storage ready wherever you deploy
  • One accountable operating layer, everywhere
  • Parts pooled and positioned where your robots run
  • Repair, recovery, and redeployment run on your SLAs
  • Trained local teams incentivized on your core KPIs
Without Brick
  • Units arrive with nowhere to go
  • A new vendor stack in every location
  • Spare parts stranded in the wrong location
  • Broken units sit idle for days
  • Uptime depends on local heroics
Operating Model

One operating layer, from the loading dock to wherever your robots work.

Brick configures the local execution layer around your fleet, your markets, your SOPs, and your launch plan. The same layer runs in every city to one standard.

1
Inbound and storage Receiving new and returned units, stored and staged.
2
Readiness and uptime Charging, cleaning, and inspection to keep units ready.
3
Parts and repair Spare parts pooling, repair, and first-time-fix tracking.
4
Recovery and reverse logistics Field retrieval, returns, RMAs, and redeployment.
5
Visibility Work orders, photo proof, and SLA reporting.
How Readiness Scales

What works with one robot breaks at fifty.

The operating load doesn't grow with your fleet. It compounds. Each new market or customer deployment adds management oversight, in-house costs, vendors, variance, and parts to track, and the gap between a working demo and a robot you can sell or deploy on shows up here.

01

Controlled pilot

A small team can coordinate a robot or two by hand.

02

First real deployment

Receiving, storage, and daily readiness suddenly need an owner.

03

Repeatable workflows

SOPs, work orders, and parts flow have to be standardized or uptime slips.

04

Multi-site and multi-market

Every new site or city adds another vendor stack and another pile of stranded parts.

05

Ongoing readiness

Uptime now depends on what happens between jobs, across every site and market at once.

Solutions

One team, everywhere you deploy.

Site and market launches, daily robot operations, and product care, all handled locally under one operating layer.

MODULE 01·FLEET OPS·UPTIME 99%
Brick Dynamics technician charging a row of autonomous delivery robots on a city street FLEET OPS 01
Fleet status · Ready

Fleet & Field Operations

Keep deployed robots supported between routes, shifts, and jobs.

Explore → UPTIME 99%
MODULE 02·MARKET LAUNCH
Brick Dynamics staff with tablets coordinating delivery vans and robots in a depot MARKET LAUNCH 02
Launch · Ready

Market Expansion

Launch new sites and cities without building local infrastructure first.

Explore → 65 METRO NODES
MODULE 03·PRODUCT CARE
Brick Dynamics technician servicing an autonomous delivery robot in a workshop CARE & SERVICE 03
Service · In progress

Product Care & Servicing

Repair coordination, spare parts, retrieval, and reverse logistics, all in one loop.

Explore → CLOSED LOOP
Capability Stack

Everything the operating layer covers

Phase 01

Inbound & Storage

Receiving units and parts, then stored and staged in market.

  • Receiving and inboundNew and returned units, checked in
  • Depot storage and stagingLocal depot space, staged and ready
  • Spare parts distributionParts pooled where your robots run
Phase 02

Readiness & Repair

Keeping every deployed unit ready to run.

  • ChargingBatteries topped up between shifts
  • Cleaning and inspectionWiped down, inspected, faults flagged
  • Repair coordinationFixes scheduled and tracked to close
Phase 03

Recovery & Redeploy

Pulling units back, then putting them to work.

  • Field recovery and retrievalStranded units pulled back from the field
  • Reverse logistics and RMAReturns routed to your manufacturer
  • Redeployment between sites or marketsUnits moved to where demand is
  • Work orders and SLA visibilityEvery job logged with photo proof
Coverage

Wherever your next deployment lands, Brick is already there.

Brick gives deployment teams a repeatable operating layer across sites and markets, so every launch doesn't start with a new local build.

Check your market
65+
Metros Covered

Where to go next

Launching the next site or city
Market Expansion
Keeping robots ready every day
Fleet & Field Operations
Repair, spares, recovery, and redeployment
Product Care & Servicing
How Brick coordinates work across markets
How It Works
Proof from similar deployment models
Case Studies
FAQ

Questions teams ask before deploying

No. Brick acts as the local operating layer behind your team. Your team owns the product and deployment strategy. Brick helps execute the physical workflows in-market.

Yes. Brick can support controlled pilots, first-market launches, and multi-market deployments. The operating layer can expand as the deployment model matures.

Common workflows include staging, charging support, cleaning, inspection, parts readiness, retrieval, field recovery, redeployment, and work order visibility.

Brick supports the physical readiness work that affects uptime: units staged correctly, charged, cleaned, inspected, recovered, and ready for the next route or deployment.

No. Brick is not positioning as a specialized robotics repair shop. Brick supports the local operating layer around deployment, readiness, recovery, and service coordination.

Yes. Brick distributes and pools spare parts across your markets, coordinates repairs, and tracks first-time fix and turnaround so units get back into service fast.

Yes. Brick handles field retrieval, redeployment between markets, and returns or RMAs back to your manufacturer, with documentation on every move. We coordinate and cost-optimize freight with trusted carriers, so you don't have to.

Yes. Every job runs on the Brick platform with work orders, photo proof, and SLA reporting, and connects to your fleet and ticketing systems so you keep one source of truth.

Let's deploy

You didn't start a robotics company to run depots.

Book a strategy call and we'll map the operating layer behind your next deployment, from receiving to redeployment.

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