BRINC drones catch attention as tariffs drive U.S. companies to reconsider production locations.
SEATTLE — Tariffs and trade wars have U.S. corporations rethinking where they make and sell their products. It’s one reason why a Seattle drone-maker caught the eye of a multi-billion-dollar tech company.
Just days after President Donald Trump revealed new tariffs on China, Illinois-based Motorola Solutions formed a strategic alliance with BRINC, an emergency drone manufacturer in Washington. The tech pioneers also contributed to a new $75 million fundraising round for BRINC, headquartered in Seattle’s Fremont neighborhood.
“We view ‘drone as a first responder’ as just another tool, a really transformative
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