Gamma Reality Inc.

We are so honored to be part of Dominion Energy’s innovation journey to winning not only a Top Innovation Practice Award (TIP) Award, but also Best of the Best out of all of this year’s phenomenal honorees. Congratulations to Joshua Guzman Bell, PE , Marc Fischer, and Joseph Rigatti! GRI’s LAMP and Boston Dynamics Spot are a dynamic duo that provide unique capabilities for remotely deployable, real-time 3D radiation mapping, data fusion, and visualization capabilities. We are proud to be helping the nuclear power industry reduce dose and more safely and efficiently map, identify, and visualize radiological sources.

GRI is excited to announce a distribution partnership with Advetage Solutions. Advetage Solutions is a certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) specializing in innovative safety solutions for the Nuclear Industry, Healthcare, Research Labs, Department of Defense and First Responders. Along with LAMP, their team of certified health physicists and radiation protection experts provide 360 degree solutions for health physics and safety concerns.

You've probably seen the iconic plaza at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), but have you ever seen a 3D radiation map of the plaza, highlighting the background radiation levels? Check out this real-time 3D radiation map created by LAMP from walking around the iconic IAEA plaza fountain. LAMP has a sensitive radiation detector built into it, so it is able to map very low background levels emitted by naturally occurring sources of radiation (like common building materials). The colorful areas in the 3D map are a heat map of the background radiation levels. One type of stone tiles used to build the plaza contains slightly higher (but still background) levels of naturally occurring radioactive material, compared to other parts of the plaza. The green, orange, and red areas indicate slightly higher radiation levels than the blue areas. However, since the radiation heat map is relative scale, the red and orange areas are not a cause for alarm - they illustrate the normal variations in background radiation levels all around us and also show where different types of stone tiles were used to create the plaza. #ICONS2024

GRI is at the International Atomic Energy Agency this week for the #ICONS2024: International Conference on Nuclear Security. GRI CEO, Dr. Andy Haefner, will give a flash presentation on "Next Generation Real-time 3D Radiation Mapping Technologies for Nuclear Security" this Thursday during the Technology and Infrastructure for Nuclear Security Prevention, Detection and Response session. Drop by our booth to meet #LAMP and learn more about how it can be deployed for a variety of nuclear security applications. #innovation #nuclearsecurity #nextgen #iloveLAMP

#ThrowbackThursday One year ago today, the phenomenal innovation team at Dominion Energy, led by Joshua Guzman Bell, PE, MBA, Marc Fischer, and Joseph Rigatti, were honored with the Nuclear Energy Institute's Top Innovative Practice award for their work with LAMP and the Boston Dynamics Spot robot. Their project, "Radiation Monitoring with Quadruped Robotics and 3D Radiation Mapping," was also recognized as the Best of the Best of all the innovation honorees last year. #innovation #nuclearpower

GRI CEO Dr. Andy Haefner was at the National Reactor Innovation Center Program Review this week to highlight how new capabilities for automated radiation monitoring with state-of-the-art 3D radiation mapping sensors deployed on robotic platforms will support next generation nuclear reactors. #innovation #nextgennuclear

GRI Cofounder Erika Suzuki spent Earth Day 2024 at The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine Tech Transfer Symposium engaging in discussions about successful strategies for tech transfer and commercialization of federally funded innovative technologies along with speakers from DOE OTT, ARPA-H, NASA, NATO, and various agencies within DoD. She shared GRI's lab-to-market journey as part of the Industry Perspectives panel along with fellow speakers, Gretchen Baier from DOW and Michelle Zhu, Cofounder and CEO of biotech startup Huue. The panel was moderated by Dona Crawford, member of the Academies Laboratory Assessment Board and Chair of the Livermore Lab Foundation. (right image credit: National Academies)

I was honored to spend the day in DC sharing Gamma Reality Inc.'s commercialization journey at the Tech Transfer Symposium organized by the The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. Visionary leaders at the lab, proactive program managers, and a crash course in commercialization through Energy I-Corps were key ingredients that enabled rapid and successful tech transition for our team. Thank you to our fabulous Industry Perspectives panel moderator and fellow national lab alum, Dona Crawford, and the incredible team of OTTers from the DOE Office of Technology Transitions, including Vanessa Peña, Carolina Villacis, and Katherine Harsanyi. #tech2024 #EnergyICorps

LAMP's incredible dynamic deployment capabilities were on full display on Day 3 of #CBOA2024 One day - three different types of deployments. No other system can provide real-time, 3D radiation and LiDAR maps on a drone, a vehicle, and in man-borne configurations. Whether you're on land or at sea, LAMP will detect, map, and visualize radiological sources more quickly, efficiently, and safely.

3....2....1...liftoff - an incredible shot of LAMP taking off on a drone in the Day 1 highlight reel of #CBOA2024 See if you can spot all of the LAMP & GRI technology cameos in this highlight reel (as well as our roboticist, Logan Peterson, working on LAMP and the drone in the field)! Watch until the end to see LAMP driving around on a vehicle as the Service Members view the real-time 3D radiation map inside the vehicle, as well as view the 3D radiation maps in augmented reality through the HoloLens headsets. Dynamic deployment opportunities. Multiple ways to intuitively visualize radiation hazards. Maximizing the benefits of multiple technologies working together - from robots to augmented reality headsets to next generation 3D radiation mapping and imaging technologies. The future is already here 🔥