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Gecko Robotics

Robotic infrastructure inspection company (Cantilever AI platform), expanding into defense.

Gecko Robotics builds robots and its Cantilever AI software platform for infrastructure inspection, including a major US Navy hull-inspection program. Founded 2013 by Jake Loosararian (CEO), who built the original robot as a college project at Grove City College.

Overview

Headquarters
Pittsburgh, PA
Founded
2013
Employees
~300-340 (conflicting)
Total funding
~$347-354M
Valuation
$1.25B (confirmed, Jun 2025)
Stage
Series D
Status
active
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Frequently asked

What does Gecko Robotics do?
Gecko Robotics builds robots and its Cantilever AI software platform for infrastructure inspection, including a major US Navy hull-inspection program. Founded 2013 by Jake Loosararian (CEO), who built the original robot as a college project at Grove City College.
Where is Gecko Robotics headquartered?
Gecko Robotics is headquartered in Pittsburgh, PA and was founded in 2013.
How much funding has Gecko Robotics raised?
Gecko Robotics has raised ~$347-354M in disclosed funding, at a most recent valuation of $1.25B (confirmed, Jun 2025).
Does Gecko Robotics hold government contracts?
Defense Tech Atlas links Gecko Robotics to 1 government contract.

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    Gecko Robotics raises $125 million, surpassing a billion-dollar valuation, led by Cox Enterprises with USIT/XN/Founders Fund/YC participating, at a $1.25B valuation

    CNBC: Gecko Robotics raises $125 million surpassing billion-dollar valuation
    Verified2025-06-12
  2. 2

    Gecko Robotics lands the largest U.S. Navy robotics deal yet: a Navy + GSA 5-year IDIQ, initial $54M with a $71M ceiling, for robotic/AI ultrasonic hull inspection across 18 ships in the Pacific Fleet, targeting 80% fleet readiness by 2027

    TechCrunch: Gecko Robotics lands the largest U.S. Navy robotics deal yet
    Verified2026-03-17
  3. 3

    Gecko Robotics raises $100 million to extend its Series C funding to $173M total, enabling major growth in its defense business

    Business Wire: Gecko Robotics Raises $100 Million to Extend its Series C Funding, Enabling Major Growth in its Defense Business
    Verified2023-12-05