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Brain Corporation , a company backed by the mobile chipmaker Qualcomm , has developed a﻿ new software system﻿ called BrainOS , which makes it easier to teach robots to behave through experience , rather than through reprogramming . In BrainOS , a user can teach a robot to perform simple tasks , like moving objects , through a manually controlled process at first . Although similar technology is available in a few﻿ commercial robots already﻿ , BrainOS allows﻿ the user to access﻿ the software library of the robot , meaning the user can view the robot's﻿ learnt tasks , which may﻿﻿ include navigation , object recognition and manipulation . Brain Coporation also plans to release a chip version of the software , backed by Qualcomm , called bStem .