Qualcomm and Snaptracs
Pinn was a co-founder of Snaptracs, a Qualcomm consumer electronics subsidiary, and oversaw its sale, which led to a merger with Whistle and a $117 million acquisition by Mars. He later ran finance at Antenna79.1
He holds a bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering.1
Inside Brain Corp
Pinn joined Brain Corp in 2017 and served as chief strategy officer and then chief financial officer, helping move the company from robotics hardware to software as a service and securing more than $100 million from investors including the SoftBank Vision Fund and Qualcomm Ventures.1
He became CEO on November 1, 2022, succeeding founder Eugene Izhikevich, who became executive chairman. Under Pinn, BrainOS passed 50,000 deployed robots in 2026.1,2
In April 2026, Brain Corp and Tennant signed a three-year exclusivity extension for next-generation robotic floor care, with plans to release 10 new products within 24 months.3
Enterprises are not looking for robotics experiments; they need scalable autonomous systems that improve operations, support teams, and deliver value consistently in the real world.David Pinn, Brain Corp announcement
Links
Sources
- Brain Corp, David Pinn promoted to CEO of Brain Corporation, July 11, 2022, accessed November 2, 2026
- Brain Corp, Brain Corp reports 68% growth in global deployments in H1 2026, August 6, 2026, accessed November 2, 2026
- Brain Corp, Tennant Company and Brain Corp agree to accelerate robotic cleaning innovation, April 14, 2026, accessed November 2, 2026
Photo: Brain Corp, About us.




