ThinkLabs AI Adds Dragos CEO Robert M. Lee to Board

Oct 14, 2026
ThinkLabs AI appointed Dragos cofounder and CEO Robert M. Lee to its board as the company expands its grid planning software for utilities.

ThinkLabs AI appointed Dragos cofounder, chairman and CEO Robert M. Lee to its board, the company said in a press release on October 13.

Lee previously served as a U.S. Air Force Cyber Warfare Operations Officer assigned to the National Security Agency. He also served as vice chair of the U.S. Department of Energy's Grid Resilience for National Security Subcommittee and sits on World Economic Forum subcommittees covering cyber resilience in the electricity, oil and gas sectors.

ThinkLabs develops physics informed AI software for electric grid planning and operations. The company says its platform can complete some studies in under three minutes and provide power flow accuracy above 99.9 percent.

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