User stories

Replacing an expensive Germanium-based Detector with a Kromek GR1 room temperature CZT-based Gamma Spectrometer

When EDF Energy needed an in-field solution to measure radiation in samples, Kromek stepped up to the challenge with the Quant GR1

Using the Kromek GR1, researchers were able to measure the Gamma Ray Spectrum of Smear Papers from a reactor building in the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant.

Using a Kromek GR1 for nondestructive activation assessment of a cyclotron bunker.

The RayMon10, a Radiation Protection Manager (RPM) and a Nuclear power plant. It's a match made in heaven!

A team from Bristol University and the NCNR used Kromek Radiation Detectors fitted to a fixed-wing Drone to map the Red Forest, Chernobyl.

These researchers used a Kromek GR1 to measure isotope levels in deeply contaminated soil in the Fukushima region following the breakdown of the nuclear reactor.

Using the latest in Drone technology and Kromek's GR1, the team from Bristol University Took to the skies of Fukushima in Japan and the result was epic!

With Everest Base Camp in his sights, Bob Kerr, needed the Kromek GR1 Detector to measure the background radiation at various altitudes.

Nasa used Kromek products to measure radiation level in outer space on a journey to Mars.

When leaders from across the globe descended on Brussels for the 2018 NATO Summit, Kromek's D3S played a big part in keeping them safe from a Radiological Threat!

As the DARPA SIGMA program took shape in 2014, Kromek responded to the call to action and designed, developed and manufactured the D3S Handheld Gamma Neutron Radiation detector.