The Hill

January 2020

As part of its Changing America series, The Hill interviewed Lead Mechatronics Engineer Douglas Hutchings about how our robots can keep HazMat responders and firefighters safer and better informed during emergencies. Check out the article and video to learn more about how our robots save lives.

Government Computer News

October 4, 2019

Government Computer News (GCN) published an article, Squishy robots give responders remote insights, detailing how early research work for NASA evolved into applications here on earth that use edge and cloud computing to provide information for emergency responders. Government Computer News delivers technology assessments, recommendations, and case studies to support Public Sector IT managers who are responsible for the specification, evaluation, and selection of technology solutions.

Material Handling & Logistics

September 9, 2019

Material Handling & Logistics published an article about how our robots can be used in situations where human access can be difficult or unsafe, Sensor Robots Can Handle Hazardous Situations. Its sister publication, EHS Today, published the same story on its website. The publications serve two different managerial and professional groups: material handling managers who oversee supply chain, logistics, and material handling in manufacturing, distribution, and retail sectors and environmental, health, and safety managers in the manufacturing, construction, and service sectors.

ISHN Magazine

May 9, 2019 and June 3, 2019

ISHN Magazine published two recent articles. The first provides an overview of Squishy Robotics and its technologies, and in the second, editor Dave Johnson describes how our robots "come to the rescue" in First responders get life-saving sensor readings, video surveillance. ISHN Magazine is published for safety and health professionals in high-hazard industrial and construction workplaces.

Smart Firefighting Podcast

May 14, 2019

CEO Alice Agogino was interviewed for Episode 54 of the Smart Firefighting Podcast. Listen to the podcast and read the article about how Squishy Robotics is providing groundbreaking innovations to reduce risks and save lives during emergencies and disasters.

Popular Mechanics

May 13, 2019

This magazine article, THE SQUISHY ROBOTS THAT COULD SAVE THE WORLD, explains how work for NASA led CEO Alice Agogino to the realization that everything that made our robots perfect for space exploration—their autonomous sensing power, remote control capabilities, and unprecedented impact durability—made our robots perfect for Earth-based disaster responders.

ZDNet Explains Squishy Robotics' Rapid Emergency Response

May 9, 2019

ZDNet's reporter Greg Nichols explains how robots can go where people can't during emergencies. Listen to an intrview with Nichols and read his article to learn more about how our robots can be rapidly deployed to disaster sites and quickly transmit videos and data to first responders.

Dropping robots from the skies

May 9, 2019

CBRNe World magazine serves the information needs of professionals around the world charged with planning for or responding to a chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear or explosives (CBRNe) threat or incident. The magazine's article, Dropping robots from the skies, explains how Squishy Robotics sensor robots enable first responders and the public to make crucial decisions about and respond to CBRNE threats faster.

TechCrunch Highlights Squishy Robotics

April 18, 2019

Squishy Robotics demonstrated our robots at the TechCrunch Robotics+AI session that was held at UC Berkeley in late April. CEO Alice Agogino led the demo through backdrop videos of field testing and airdrops, supplemented with stage demos by the Squishy Robotics team. Click the Read More button to see the article that TechCrunch published about Squishy Robotics that was released the day of the demo.

Technology in Action
When Every Second Counts

November 5, 2018

Squishy Robotics participated in Operation Convergence Response 2018, demonstrating our life-saving innovations. In addition to participation in the Solutions Showcase, Squishy Robotics was featured at the Earthquake Scenario. Visual and chemical data gathered and transmitted from Squishy Robots enables disaster response teams to make better decisions, save lives, reduce costs and risks, and increase the effectiveness of the response, all while increasing safety of team members.