Police, fire, and search-and-rescue teams putting drones to work when minutes matter.
From Dining Room to $300 Million Valuation Brinc, a startup founded by Blake Resnick when he was just 18, creates drones designed for 911 emergencies. These drones can provide live footage of dangerous scenes and deliver essential aid like epinephrine and naloxone. The company has raised $82 million and is valued at over $300 million.…
Arrest at Hangout Fest for Drone Flight A 25-year-old man from Foley, Alabama is facing jail time after flying his drone over Hangout Festival in Gulf Shores, violating local laws, reports AL.com. The arrest highlights the legal restrictions on drone flights over public beaches and event venues. Illegal Drone Flights Detective Carl Wittstruck of the…
Oak Island’s High-Tech Rescue Drones Are Saving Lives Oak Island, North Carolina, is taking a high-tech approach to beach safety. For the first time, the town’s search and rescue team is using drones equipped with infrared technology to locate people in the water and deliver lifesaving gear. This innovation has already proven effective, rescuing a…
Hawthorne Police Department unveiled "Responder," a drone built specifically for responding to 911 calls. This marks the first deployment of Brinc's
Have you reached a point in your drone flying hobby where it's just not as exciting as it used to be? Perhaps you've seen all there is to see
Weekly UAS News Update! Three stories for you this week. We discuss the Drone for First Responder Act because this is just a horrible idea!
The NYPD is set to deploy drones across five precincts to aid officers in responding to 911 calls. This initiative aims to enhance response times
Blake Resnick of Brinc Drones, unveils the Responder Drone designed for emergency response during Episode 78 of the PIXL Drone Show.
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