Flock Safety, a company leveraging advanced cameras and machine learning to prevent crime, has secured $275 million in funding, bringing its valuation to $7.5 billion. This investment, led by Andreessen Horowitz, will help the company drive innovation in safety technology, expand R&D and support U.S.-based manufacturing at its 100,000-square-foot facility in Georgia.
Flock Safety provides communities with an integrated safety platform, featuring solutions such as license plate readers, AI-powered video cameras and automated first responder drones to enhance community safety and deter crime. These tools work to help public safety leaders solve crimes and improve crime clearance rates by generating investigative leads and improving response times.
A key focus for Flock will be enhancing its investigative intelligence platform, Nova, to improve data analysis for investigators. The company also plans to launch U.S.-made drones in 2025 following its acquisition of Aerodome. Flock is committed to improving interoperability by offering no-cost data integrations with other safety technology providers, working to eliminate information silos and foster better collaboration among various safety systems.
