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BRINC

US company building public safety technology, known for Drone as First Responder and indoor tactical drones.

Overview

BRINC is a United States company building technology for public safety, built in response to the Route 91 Harvest Festival shooting in Las Vegas. Its products are Drone as First Responder systems, indoor tactical drones for structure entry, and the software that connects them, and the team draws on more than 30 years of public safety experience.

Drones give responders on-scene information before units arrive, let agencies clear non-priority calls without dispatching an officer, create distance in dangerous situations, and can deliver items such as Narcan, AEDs and phones. The hardware is designed, made and supported in the United States and is NDAA, CJIS and SOC 2 compliant, with satellite connectivity for range. BRINC supports agencies through policy development, Part 107 and COA work, public education, and a service plan that covers upgrades, repairs and replacements.


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