We’re honored to share RSET’s journey from working with the Office of Naval Research to being recognized with the 2026 Martha Layne Collins Award for Excellence in International Trade.
In this interview, Bill Gregory of RSET discusses how our technology has evolved into a hardware agnostic platform that transforms 3D scans and reality capture data into interactive synthetic environments.
This flexibility allows first responders, military personnel, emergency planners, and other organizations to train and plan inside highly accurate digital representations of real world locations without being locked into a single scanning platform or hardware ecosystem.
We’re grateful to the World Trade Center Kentucky (WTCKY) for this recognition and for the work they do to help Kentucky companies expand into international markets.
The award will be presented during World Trade Day, August 25 and 26, at the Marriott East in Louisville, Kentucky.
We look forward to celebrating with the other honorees and continuing to take Kentucky innovation to customers around the world.