June 2020
RINI Tech wins contract with the 1st Maintenance Squadron at Langley AFB to provide Personal Cooling Systems to F-22 Maintainers wearing Tyvek suits in hot conditions. Read More:

Feb 2020
RINI Tech wins contract with the 6th Air Refueling Wing at MacDill AFB to provide Personal Cooling Systems to KC-135 Aircrew and Maintainers. Read More:

January 2017
RINI Tech is awarded a contract from the USMC to developed a Expeditionary Medical Cooling System for the transport of blood.

November 2016
Jimmie Johnson wins NASCAR Championships using RINI Tech’s Personal Cooling System

July 2016
RINI Tech finished the development of a new Active Cooling System for Bomb Suits. Prototypes are now being tested by US military and law enforcement end users.

May 2016
RINI Tech wins contact with US Army to provide Personal Cooling System to soldier’s using advanced Chem / Bio Suits.

January 2016
RINI’s Driver Cooling System is approved by and introduced into NASCAR

RINI brings NSRDEC partnership to fruition

Sept 2015
In partnership with the US Army Natick Soldier Center (NSRDEC), RINI Tech has developed the Bulk Water Cooling System for use with the Army’s Heat Ailment Recovery Pack

Rini wins DTRA Contract

July 2015
RINI wins contract from DTRA to develop cooling system for US Military Chem/Bio Suits

US Navy adopts Free-swimming Diver Heating System

April 2015
RINI has won a contract with the US Navy to supply their patented Free-swimming Diver Heating System to US Navy Divers for cold water operations

CTTSO awards RINI Tech a contact to provide cooling systems to the US Border Patrol

Jan 2015
Read More at CTTSO.gov

RINI Tech introduces a new product to the US Auto Racing markets; the PCS-Auto.

January 2015
This revolutionary Driver & Crew Cooling system greatly reduces the weight and power burden to cars while providing the drivers with consistent cooling throughout the entire race.

RINI wins contract from US SOCOM to develop a cooling system for the Operator to wear the TALOS Suit.

June 2014
The Tactical Assault Light Operator Suit (TALOS) project is coordinated through the Special Operations Command headquarters at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa. Prototypes are expected to be shown to military commanders in June, with hopes that the suit will be given to high-risk units in 2018. Read More: