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RedZone Robotics Press Release
October 12, 2009
 RedZone Robotics today announced the release of their Solo autonomous sewer pipe inspection robot pipes. Solo is a revolutionary, environmentally friendly product that conducts unmanned, battery operated inspections of 8-12” diameter sewer pipe. . . .
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Municipal Sewer & Water
October 1, 2009
A few years ago, a sewer inspection contractor approached the King County Wastewater Treatment Division in Seattle, Wash., with an offer. The contractor had expanded its capabilities to include sonar inspection in tough situations and wanted to show off its new technology. . . .
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Trenchless Technology
October 1, 2009
Trenchless article on Trunk Sewer Cleaning covering one of our partner firms in Canada mentions the benefits and unique capabilities of Responder in this application.
"The RedZone Responder Robot is specially engineered to handle the rigors of large diameter trunk sewers. Its 750-lb weight and 8,000-ft tether allow it to go where no other technology can.... This technology provides a complete picture of the pipe conditions before and after cleaning while providing invaluable information for assessing pipe integrity." . . .
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RedZone Robotics Press Release
September 28, 2009
Pittsburgh, PA. – RedZone Robotics Inc, a leading innovator in the field of wastewater collection systems today announced the appointment of Steve Line as Chief Technology Officer. Mr. Line will be responsible for ensuring that RedZone’s robotic inspection technologies and ICOM3 wastewater management software are positioned to meet the needs of wastewater asset managers. Mr. Line will report to RedZone’s President and CEO, Eric Close.
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RedZone Robotics Press Release
August 4, 2009
Pittsburgh, PA -- RedZone® Robotics, Inc., an industry leader in the field of wastewater inspection technologies and ICOMMM, Inc., an innovative provider of wastewater asset management decision support systems, today announced that the companies have signed a definitive agreement under which RedZone Robotics has acquired privately held ICOMMM (based in San Ramon, CA).
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Trib Total Media
June 4, 2009
RedZone was founded by a Carnegie Mellon University professor in 1987 as an organization designed to create robots that would perform tasks in hazardous environments, such as Chernobyl and Three Mile Island nuclear plant disasters. The company has since evolved to focus on municipal needs such as sewer inspections. . . .
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Trenchless International
May 29, 2009
 Canada's City of Hamilton has a vast network of critical, typically deep and high flowing large diameter sewers that convey flow to sewage treatment plants. A recent pilot project tested a new multiple sensor robot technology in a large diameter sewer. . . .
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Underground Construction Magazine
May 18, 2009
Early this year, water officials in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, became aware there were cracks in one of the city's primary large diameter sanitary sewer trunk mains that threatened the Don River watershed and homes in one neighborhood. . . .
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Journal Of Commerce
April 27, 2009
The robotic equipment that discovered faults recently in Toronto area Trunk Sewer pipe is a piece of ingenious engineering, said its users.
Called a Responder robotic platform, it is about the size of a small wheelbarrow, weighs a good 1,000 pounds and has capabilities beyond any other equipment of its type, explained Earl Brousseau, senior project manager of D.M. Robichaud Associates Limited. . . .
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Trenchless Technology
April 1, 2009
Scott Thayer, RedZone's CTO, serves on a NASSCO expert panel consisting of experts on fisheye camera technology. This panel consisted of Scott Thayer, RedZone Inc.; Matt Sutton, RapidView LLC; and Mike Russin, Envirosight. They shared their perspective, resulting in a great Q & A session.
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