Wireless Seismic develops RT System 2, a fully scalable wireless seismic recording system that transmits data in real time for onshore seismic acquisition and passive monitoring of hydraulic fracturing. The company emphasizes a cable-less approach it says is becoming a new standard for land seismic work. Headquartered in Sugar Land, Texas, it also maintains offices around the world. Wireless Seismic positions its recording systems to help contractors handle challenging surveys more efficiently and commercially. The company recently expanded its board to six members following new investment and aims to use the partnership with Total to support international expansion. Wireless Seismic develops and provides a wireless seismic data acquisition system (RT-1000) offering real-time data return to the exploration and production industry. Its core product, the RT-1000, capitalizes on emerging seismic, wireless and mesh-network technologies. The company completed a $19.5M funding round and intends to use the proceeds to scale up manufacturing operations for the RT-1000. In conjunction with the financing, Jim Sledzik of Energy Ventures will join the company’s board and Gary E. Jones will assume the position of chairman. Wireless Seismic was formed in 2006 and is based in Louisville, CO, with an office in Sugar Land, TX.

Total raised

$32M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Jun 2013