Squishy Robotics was recently profiled by the online news site, The Hill. The article and accompanying video, which were featured in the site’s Changing America series and included an interview with Lead Mechatronics Engineer Douglas Hutchings, explained how our “soft, bouncy robots are perfect for the most dangerous jobs — like being dropped into a disaster area.”

Squishy Robotics CEO Alice Agogino was recently named one of the four winners of this year’s WITI@UC Athena Awards. The Athena Awards recognize individuals that “embody, encourage, and promote the inclusion of women in technology.

Squishy Robotics COO Deniz Dogruer was invited to attend Silicon Valley Bank Trek 2020. This invitation-only, three-day event gathered 25 young entrepreneurs for workshops, lectures, and salon-style meetings in both San Francisco and Silicon Valley.

Squishy Robotics’ Director of Controls Engineering Brian Cera delivered a paper at the IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS). The multi-day conference attracted many of the world’s leading robotics experts and educators.

Emergency scenario where there is a multi-car accident in a well-used roadway tunnel. One of the vehicles involved is an overturned truck carrying hazardous materials. There are unknown numbers of drivers and passengers trapped in their vehicles at this potentially poisonous underground scene.

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