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BRINC is a robotics company founded 2019, based in United States, developing 1 robot primarily in the Security category.
Next-generation drones enabling public safety professionals to survey dangerous areas without sending a person.
BRINC Drones builds public safety robotics, specifically the LEMUR 2 drone, designed for law enforcement and emergency responders to survey hazardous indoor and outdoor environments. The LEMUR 2 is their flagship model, enabling safe reconnaissance in areas too dangerous for human entry. Customers include U.S. police departments and public safety agencies. The company operates from Seattle, Washington, and focuses on rapid-response drone technology for emergency situations.
Total funding
US$160.0M
Active products
1
Robo Score
56
BBB
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Top-rated product
A
Robo Index
LEMUR 2
Company facts
- HQ
- Seattle, United States
- Founded
- 2019 · 7 yrs
- Employees
- 51
- Website
- brincdrones.com
Robo Score
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Trusted by
- U.S. Public Safety Agenciesdeployed 2023geekwire.com ↗
- Emergency Respondersdeployed 2023geekwire.com ↗
Milestones
BRINC announced the release of the next-generation LEMUR 2 drone.
BRINC delivered the first production units of LEMUR 2 drones to U.S. public safety agencies.
Press coverage
- Brinc delivers first Lemur 2 drones to U.S. public safety agencies
GeekWire · Mar 2023
- Next Generation LEMUR 2 Drone will allow public safety officials to rethink indoor operations
Commercial UAV News
- BRINC Announces Release of its Next Generation LEMUR 2 Drone
PR Newswire · Mar 2023
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