RedNOx Partners with Nihon Yamamura Glass, Secures $2M to Revolutionize Emissions Monitoring

RedNOx Inc. is pleased to announce an expanded strategic partnership with Nihon Yamamura Glass (NYG). NYG has invested in our oversubscribed $2M seed round and will serve as our exclusive partner, bringing decades of ceramic and glass sealing expertise to scale our sensor production.

What this enables: faster, higher-quality next-generation NOx and N2O sensors for mobility and agriculture applications.

Technology in focus
LoNOx sensor: Ultra-sensitive NOx detection across 500 ppb-20 ppm. Built to resist ammonia interference and suitable for diesel and gasoline engines, it's especially relevant for low-emission gensets used by data centers and hospitals.

AgriNOx system: Precision measurement of fertilizer-derived N2O at sub-ppm levels. Supported by a $650K USDA grant, pilots in California are helping farmers reduce nitrogen inputs and access carbon credit opportunities.

Why this matters
NOx is a harmful air pollutant, and N2O is nearly 300× more potent than CO2. With tighter emissions standards expected from 2027 onward, our combined technology and capabilities will help OEMs and farmers meet regulatory and sustainability goals.

By pairing Silicon Valley innovation with Japanese technical strength, RedNOx and NYG aim to accelerate commercialization and deliver practical solutions that reduce emissions and create value for industry and agriculture.

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RedNOx, Inc. is a Silicon Valley-based climate technology company pioneering ultra-sensitive gas sensor solutions for agriculture and heavy-duty mobility. Founded by Dr. Solomon Ssenyange, Dr. Prabir Dutta, and Dr. Darby Makel, the company leverages decades of expertise in chemistry, sensor design, and commercialization to address two critical global challenges:
• Reducing nitrogen fertilizer emissions (N2O and NOx) in agriculture.
• Enabling ultra-low NOx emissions compliance for heavy-duty engines.

With headquarters in Fremont, California, RedNOx is building a platform that combines hardware innovation with data-driven insights to deliver measurable environmental and economic value.

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