Gecko Robotics

Robots, AI, and world-class engineers in the middle of Manhattan! Our office on Park Avenue in Midtown Manhattan is home to groundbreaking technology and a mission-driven team solving some of America’s hardest problems. Annika Pergament and NY1 got inside access and toured the office with our Co-Founder & CEO, Jake Loosararian.

Hear directly from U.S. Navy leadership on why Gecko's work is so important to fleet readiness and national security. At Sea-Air-Space Gecko's Troy Demmer discussed this with RDML Andrew Biehn, U.S. Navy's Director of Surface Ship Maintenance, Modernization and Sustainment; RDML Dianna Wolfson, U.S. Navy's Director of Fleet Maintenance; and Eric Chewning, HII's EVP of Maritime Systems and Corporate Strategy. You can learn more about our work across defense and with the U.S. Navy here: https://lnkd.in/gfYMS9u3

The line in this piece by David Ignatius that people continue to bring up to me , including our great Gov Josh Shapiro, is this: “Screw Silicon Valley! We’ll build it here in Western Pennsylvania, for people that nobody cared about.” It speaks to something that the “contrarians” from the valley and Wall Street have missed: the “secrets hiding in plain sight” which will disrupt industries must be observable. What that means is, in the Real World, the industries like power, energy, mining, metals, manufacturing, and defense have been forgotten about by the innovation ecosystem of America. We are mimetic creatures and therefore will “think differently” in the environment we exist in. When Troy Demmer and I were offered millions to stay in CA, we turned it down because of a principled value, “being there”: Close to the customers and the problems. Wearing the steal toed boots and hardhats not in a comfy lab in Cupertino where we theorized about the problems. Gecko was built off of the idea that the best technology in the world must be first built for the people who put their lives on the line for civilization to exist and grow! If you believe what I believe, and if you want to build technology for these forgotten people, come to Gecko Robotics, and join a mission that is contrarian to the ideas you’ve been told are true about building a tech company. https://lnkd.in/eVRcjequ

Ask, "What is your hardest problem?" Then go solve it. Hear from Nicholas Parkes what it means to be an FDE at Gecko.

"Gecko FDEs build scrappy systems under tight constraints to solve critical problems for our customers. The job description, put another way: Proving the haters wrong." Read the latest edition of Notes from the Lab, by this edition's author, Nicholas Parkes

Reducing maintenance delays and increasing battle readiness for the U.S. Navy.

Featured: Reindustrializing America and winning the AI race vs. China, David Ignatius visits Gecko for The Washington Post. David went behind the scenes and toured our robotics facility in Pittsburgh with Jake Loosararian to see the groundbreaking technology delivering ROI for both government and commercial customers. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/eVRcjequ

In a world questioning the hype of AI, Gecko is answering with real, measurable ROI.

“Growing up and going through school, I always imagined that I would be able to deploy my engineering talent to make the world safer.” As a forward-deployed engineer at Gecko, Anthony is fulfilling that dream. Take the next step in your engineering journey with Gecko. https://lnkd.in/efhR8nFH