BRINC Secures $75M to Expand Development of Life-Saving Emergency-Response Drones

By James Dargan · 11 April 2025 · 1 min read

BRINC Drones Inc. has announced $75 million in new funding to accelerate the development and manufacturing of its U.S.-built emergency-response drone systems. The round was led by Index Ventures, with participation from Motorola Solutions, Mike Volpi, and Figma CEO Dylan Field, bringing BRINC’s total funding to $157 million.

CEO Blake Resnick said the capital will support scaling operations to meet growing demand from public safety agencies and drive innovation in next-generation drone technology. BRINC drones are now used by over 600 public safety departments and 10% of U.S. SWAT teams. A strategic partnership with Motorola will integrate BRINC’s systems into Motorola’s real-time public safety software.

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BRINC Secures $75M to Expand Development of Life-Saving Emergency-Response Drones

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