A History of Innovation
Since inception, RTA has pioneered the use of technology in acoustical engineering for a portfolio of marquee projects.
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ENM software developed to model environmental noise in 3D
dBbox software developed to automate acoustic and vibration calculations
dBbray software developed to model the acoustics of enclosed spaces (e.g., theatres and auditoria) in 3D
RTA Noise Loggers released and remain widely used today
RONDA developed in-house at RTA, a world-first acoustic trailer used to measure road noise applying two different methods concurrently
gateWave developed in-house to allow clients to self-assess, report, and manage construction noise and vibration
gateWave capabilities expanded to facilitate modelling of operational noise and vibration
gateWave capabilities expanded for airports and mining applications
RTA Noise Kiosk released, an interactive kiosk invented to help residents near proposed major projects hear what the noise environment will be like once the project is built
RTA Noise loggers six different models released between 1990 and 2015