With satellite offices in San Ramon, CA; and Singapore, RedZone Robotics, Inc., offers pipeline inspection products and services in the wastewater wastewater inspection technologies and services for municipalities, contractors, and engineering companies in North America. Integrating robotics, sensors, and data management ements, the company's products include Responder, a robotic platform for critical wastewater infrastructure applications; 3D spinning laser and gyroscopic technologies that produce accurate pipe graphs and images to assess pipe infrastructure; and multi-sensor inspection service that delivers a 3D digital representation of wastewater pipes to the desktop. The firm offers pipeline inspection products and services in the wastewater management market for municipalities, contractors, and engineering firms. Products include ICOM3, software-as-a-service asset management solution, which provides a suite of integrated inspection, maintenance, and asset program management solutions; NetworkSee that provides empirical data on the conditions in pipeline network to pipeline engineers and contractors; Responder, a large diameter pipe inspection system; and Profiler, which provides empirical data on the ovality, capacity, and other conditions in new and existing pipelines to pipeline engineers and contractors Users of the firm's technology arelocated in Baltimore, Maryland; Charlotte, North Carolina; Detroit, Michigan; Las Vegas, Nevada; Los Angeles, California; and Toronto, Canada. RedZone was originally founded in 1987 by Carnegie Mellon University robotics professor William Red Whittaker as a spin-out of the university. Initially, the company made robots for specific projects for the military or hazardous cleanup sites. Current mangement acquired the company out of bankruptcy in 2003 and in 2004 refocused it on underground infrastructure and assessment management.
