BRINC announces release of LEMUR 2 drone

The drone is designed to de-escalate conflict and improve public safety

By Police1 Staff

SEATTLE — BRINC announced the release of LEMUR 2 today – a drone designed to de-escalate conflict and improve public safety.

The LEMUR 2 features the BRINC Autonomy Engine, where the drone’s onboard LiDAR sensor creates a real-time 3D map. It also features a 360-degree standby hover that doesn’t rely on light or GPS systems, an obstacle awareness system that adjusts speed around objects and a real-time 2D floor plan.

Additional features include:

Sensor array, which combines 10 systems for supporting its autonomy systems.
Visual/night/thermal imaging and two-way comms.
LiDAR sensor, tracking camera, night vision illuminators, spotlight with strobe.
4K camera, FLIR thermal imager, microphone and loudspeaker.
Mesh network compatible, allowing for multiple drones to extend each other’s range.
Integrated 4G LTE-powered connection, which allows drones to securely stream a live camera view and 2D floor plans off-site via BRINC LiveOps platform.

Video and data are transmitted to a BRINC controller and encrypted using AES-256 protocols, the company’s press release said. The LEMUR 2 is NDAA compliant and approved by the U.S. government for use by federal agencies and contractors.

Click here to learn more about the LEMUR 2.