Leading the charge towards low to zero-emissions engines, factories and farmlands

RedNOx is a startup in its initial commercial phase, and is working on an innovative sensor platform for greenhouse gases such as NOx, N2O, and CO2. The main objective of its platforms are to reduce emissions for various industries like hydrogen, alternative fuel, and fossil fuel as rapidly as possible. Moreover, RedNOx sensors can be useful for farmers in optimizing fertilizer usage while minimizing greenhouse gas emissions in the agricultural sector.

At RedNOx, our goal is to develop effective, sustainable, and durable solutions to agricultural challenges. We have developed and/or on a roadmap to demonstrate low-cost, in-field sensors for greenhouse gas emissions from soil in agricultural settings.

Solomon Ssenyange, PhD

Founder CEO of RedNOx, Inc

RedNOx Solution

RedNOx has designed a subsurface NOx and N2O sensors suite for deployment in the farmland; it is a patent-protected electrochemical total NOx sensor and optical N2O sensor to meet the sub-ppm measurement specification set forth by regulators.

Our Value Proposition

Why Use RedNOx’s Technology?

Diesel Heavy Duty (HD) Engines

Hydrogen/Alternative-Fuel Engines

Power Generation & Agriculture

Latest News

RedNOx Awarded SBIR Phase I for its Innovative Greenhouse Gas Measurement Platform

FREMONT, Calif., August 28, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- RedNOx Inc., a trailblazer in environmental solid-state sensing technology, is delighted to announce its recent achievement in securing a Phase I Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) award for its groundbreaking atmosphere and soil greenhouse gas measurement platform.

RedNOx Awarded USDA NIFA SBIR Phase II Grant to Drive Innovation in Agricultural Emissions Reduction

We are thrilled to announce that RedNOx has been awarded a USDA NIFA SBIR Phase II grant of $650,000 as part of a $26.8 million investment to support groundbreaking, small business-led innovations in agriculture.

The Team

Prabir Dutta, PhD

Co-Founder and Technical Advisor

Solomon Ssenyange, PhD

Founder CEO of RedNOx, Inc