BRINC Unveils New Seattle Factory and Next-Generation 911 Emergency Response Drone Guardian

Seattle, Washington — March 24, 2026 — BRINC, a leading U.S. developer and manufacturer of public safety drones, today announced the opening of a new Seattle manufacturing facility. The expanded production floor more than doubles the footprint of its previous site, establishing a foundation for large-scale manufacturing growth. The new facility will accelerate delivery of existing public safety drone solutions while supporting volume production of new innovations, including the newly unveiled Guardian drone.

Revenue Triples, Monthly Production Capacity Grows Fivefold

The facility expansion comes as BRINC's business is scaling rapidly and Drone as First Responder (DFR) programs continue to gain traction across the United States. In 2025, BRINC's annual revenue grew more than threefold, while monthly production capacity increased to five times its previous level. Faced with accelerating market demand, the company required significantly more manufacturing space. The new facility enables BRINC to scale production substantially while preserving the tight integration between its engineering and manufacturing teams.

BRINC Founder and CEO Blake Resnick commented:

"Co-locating manufacturing and engineering in Seattle has always been a strategic advantage for BRINC — in terms of development speed, quality control, and supply chain resilience. We had outgrown our previous facility, and this investment allows us to scale production rapidly while remaining efficient, focused, and vertically integrated. As demand for 911 emergency response drones continues to accelerate, we are committed to building this critical capability domestically in the United States."

Guardian: Autonomous Launch Within Seconds of a 911 Call

The Guardian drone is designed to deploy autonomously within seconds of a 911 dispatch, delivering real-time situational awareness to public safety agencies. The platform features an advanced imaging system and integrated satellite communications, enabling it to relay live intelligence to first responders even in environments where traditional cellular coverage is unavailable. Guardian represents a significant leap forward in emergency response capability and a major milestone for domestically manufactured drone technology.

Over 60 Minutes of Endurance and True 24/7 Automated Readiness

Built for mission-critical environments, Guardian flies farther, faster, and longer than its predecessors, with a single-flight endurance exceeding 60 minutes. Paired with its dedicated automated docking station, the Guardian Station, the system supports fully automated battery swapping and mission payload loading — enabling genuine 24/7 on-demand readiness with no manual intervention required. Guardian also supports flexible payload integration based on operational needs, including Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs), Narcan (naloxone), and EpiPens (epinephrine auto-injectors).

For more information about BRINC and its public safety solutions, visit www.brincdrones.com.

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