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NEWS ARCHIVES
September 2005
re , Inc. CEO,
Jorgen Pedersen, included in September 19th issue of Red Herring
Magazine article, "Business
Plans for Robots: Are Consumers Finally Ready for Robots?"
June 2005
re, Inc. Signs
Subcontract with Carnegie Mellon to Provide JAUS Software
Implementation for U.S. Marine Corps' Tactical Unmanned Ground
Vehicle Program
Read
the press release
re, Inc. to
exhibit with the National Center for Defense Robotics at AUVSI's
Unmanned Systems North America 2005 in Baltimore, June 28-30.
Visit
us at booth 1005
re, Inc. Participates
in Robotics Night at PNC Park- "Call
to bullpen: 'Give me R2-D2' - Robot to throw out first pitch at
Pirates-Orioles game"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, June 7, 2005
May 2005
re,
Inc. Wins Sub-Contract to investigate the feasibility of establishing
an Experimentation Center for Electro-Optic Sensors in Western
Pennsylvania
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the press release
March 2005
re,
Inc. CEO, Jorgen Pedersen, featured as a News
Maker in the Pittsburgh Tribune Review, March 2, 2005
February 2005
re2, Inc. awarded research grant from The Technology
Collaborative to develop a Sensor Stabilization and Geo-Positioning
Platform for unmanned systems.
Read
the press release
January 2005
re,
Inc. CEO featured in TEQ Magazine article,
Wranglin'
Robotics, Jorgen Pedersen’s career lassoes diverse R&D
projects, leads to formation of re2.
TEQ Magazine, January/February 2005
December 2004:
CEO, Jorgen Pedersen, mentioned in regional article- "Local
Economic Development Firms Plan Merger"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, December 8, 2004
November 2004:
CEO, Jorgen Pedersen, contributes industry article to the November
issue of Servo Magazine - "Creating
a platform for Autonomous Navigation on Ground Vehicles"
October 2004:
re, Inc. Awarded
Follow-on Contract with the Army Rapid Equipping Force (REF) to
enhance the automated brake system on the Advanced Robotic Controller
(ARC) Polaris UGV.
CEO,
Jorgen Pedersen, featured as a local Newsmaker on PittsburghLive.com
Tribune Review, October 26, 2004
CEO, Jorgen Pedersen, presents at the Rural
Homeland Security Technology Expo in Johnstown, PA
on October 22. The event was sponsored by the Center for Excellence
for Remote and Medically Under Served Areas (CERMUSA).
September 2004:
re, Inc. in the
News! Digital
Greenhouse signs 11 more companies
Pittsburgh Business Times, September 29, 2004
CEO, Jorgen Pedersen, Elected Chairman of JAUS Weapons Payload
Committee - re2, Inc. Expands Software Engineering and Defense Capabilities
with Two New Hires. Read the press
release.
re2, Inc. Working on JAUS
AUVSI.org
Robotic Controller Components of PerceptOR UGV are Licensed
Unmanned Systems Magazine, Sept/Oct 2004
August 2004:
re, Inc. in the
News! Lawrenceville
start-up hopes to grow remote-control supply business the old-fashioned
way ... with customers, not hype
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, August 12, 2004
Robotics
firm refigures military technology for commercial markets
USA Today, August 30, 2004
July 2004:
re, Inc. has licensed
the robotic controller technology developed at Carnegie Mellon’s
National Robotics Engineering Consortium for The Defense Advanced
Research Projects Agency’s (DARPA) PerceptOR (Perception for Off-Road
Mobility) program. Read the press
release.
re to exhibit
at the AUVSI
Unmanned Systems North America 2004 Symposium & Conference
in Anaheim, CA on August 3-5. re
will be exhibiting within the Robotics Foundry booth.
May 2004:
re to exhibit at
the Showcase
for Commerce 2004 in Johnstown, PA on May 27-28.
The company will be exhibiting in the Robotics
Foundry booth along with several other Foundry Alliance
Members. The companies exhibiting at the Showcase are many of the
Defense industry’s largest and best-known Prime contractors
and Subcontractors
March 2004:
re to exhibit at
the Emerging Robotics Technologies and Applications Conference in
Cambridge, Mass. on March 9th. The company will be exhibiting with
the Robotics
Foundry, an independent, non-profit economic development
organization. re
is an Alliance Member of the Robotics Foundry.
February 2004:
re to participate
in the AUVSI
Unmanned Systems event at the Loews L'Enfant Plaza
Hotel in Washington, DC on February 10-12, 2004.
November 2003:
re participates
in historical demonstration for the US Army Chief of Staff, General
Schoomaker, at the Pentagon.
re builds management
team with the addition of an experienced marketing professional
to oversee business development activities. Former Vice President
of Marketing for ServiceWare Technologies, Jessica Jordan-Pedersen,
joins re as the
Chief Marketing Officer.
September 2003:
re has teamed with
Carnegie Mellon University and Exponent, Inc. to assist in the development
of the Advanced Robotic Controller (ARC) project for the Army's
Rapid Equiping Force.
April 2003:
re has been subcontracted
by CMU's Robotics Institute to develop all of the software for the
Dragon RunnerTM project, which will give tactical Marine
units the capability to "see around the corner" in urban
environments. The Marine Corps Warfighting Lab is managing and funding
(along with the Office of Naval Research) Dragon Runner development.
January 2003:
re is awarded a
12-month contract with Carnegie Mellon University for Phase III
of the Perception for Off-Road Mobility (PerceptOR) Program sponsored
by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).
July 2002:
re joins Carnegie
Mellon University's Unmanned Ground Combat Vehicle (UGCV) Program,
sponsored by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).
January 2002:
re joins Carnegie
Mellon University in the development of a solid-state RADAR sensor
under the RADAR Alliance Project at the National Robotics Engineering
Consortium.
December 2001:
re enters into a
12-month contract with Carnegie Mellon University for Phase II of
the Perception for Off-Road Mobility (PerceptOR) Program sponsored
by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).
August 2001:
Real-Time Communications (RTC) version 1.8.5 is released.
This version includes an extensive manual which better illustrates
the differences between the "raw" and "handler"
API libraries.
July 2001:
re incorporates
and opens its doors within the National Robotics Engineering Consortium
building in Pittsburgh, PA.
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