Jan 12, 2026

Forbes Feature: Critical Infrastructure Monitoring – Autonomy & Physical AI Matter!

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Our nation’s power grids and water systems are aging, but the way we monitor them is finally catching up. In a recent feature by Forbes, BrightAI is highlighted for revolutionizing infrastructure management through Physical AI and the Autonomy of Things (AoT™). By replacing inefficient, manual inspections with proactive sensor-driven intelligence, we are helping industry giants like Osmose and Azuria eliminate billions in waste and prevent critical failures before they happen. From AI-powered robots inspecting underground pipelines to autonomous drones monitoring the grid, discover how BrightAI is giving the physical world a “brain” to build a more resilient and sustainable future.

Read the Full Forbes Article Here

Jan 7, 2026

Podcast: Alex Hawkinson on Boardroom Club – Builders Series

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Alex joins Yossi Garmazi and Jason Woolf to discuss the inspiration behind the start of BrightAI.

Listen to the full episode here.

Dec 12, 2025

Media: BrightAI plans to hire more than 1,000 Bay Area workers to fix aging U.S. infrastructure

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CEO, Alex Hawkinson, met with the San Francisco Business Times to share how BrightAI’s new 25,000 sq. ft. headquarters supports the growing demand for physical AI solutions, which deliver real-time intelligence to power, water, and other critical industries.

With plans to grow to more than 1,000 employees, BrightAI is investing in the engineers and operators tackling the world’s most essential challenges.

💭 “There’s a magic that happens when people are together, physically, working on something,” Hawkinson said. “The energy is higher.”

Read more about BrightAI’s next chapter → https://bit.ly/3LJuK9r