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Robotics & Automation
Industrial & Manufacturing
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series C
Total Funding
$214.4M
Headquarters
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Founded
2013
Gecko Robotics provides robotic inspection and data analysis solutions aimed at ensuring the reliability and sustainability of critical infrastructure. Their main products include ultrasonic inspection robots and enterprise software that collect and analyze data on a large scale. These robots gather information about physical assets, which is then processed by the software to create detailed maps, models, and digital twins. This helps clients visualize and understand their infrastructure, allowing for better decision-making and predictive insights. Gecko Robotics stands out from competitors by focusing on the integration of advanced robotics with data analysis to enhance the efficiency and safety of operations across various sectors, including energy, manufacturing, and defense. The goal of Gecko Robotics is to extend the life cycle of their clients' assets while promoting operational safety and efficiency.
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Total Funding
$214.4M
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Funded Over
5 Rounds
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Unlimited PTO
Stock options & equity
401k with company match
Medical, dental, vision coverages
Parental Leave
Gecko Robotics plans to expand presence in UAE.
Jake Loosararian, despite initial skepticism, founded Gecko Robotics, now valued at $633 million. Starting in 2012, he worked over 100 hours weekly, balancing a full-time job and developing inspection robots. With no initial capital, he saved $40k to launch the startup. The turning point was securing $100 million in venture funding. His financial management skills were key to success.
The alleged billionaire's investment offer was hard to turn down, too: Gecko would've received $2 million in funding, and Loosararian would've kept a majority stake of more than 70% in his startup, he says.
Listen to this articleFulcrum can ensure that Cantilever has high-quality inspection data to analyze. Source: Gecko Robotics. Robotic inspection of large structures and critical infrastructure is only as useful as the data it yields. Gecko Robotics Inc. has announced its Fulcrum software for data acquisition and quality. Its first public use was this week
Last month, Gecko introduced Cantilever, its AI-driven software platform, enhancing decision-making speed, notably utilized by the Navy.
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Industries
Data & Analytics
Robotics & Automation
Industrial & Manufacturing
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series C
Total Funding
$214.4M
Headquarters
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Founded
2013
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