Gecko Robotics is a company that participated in the YC W16 cohort of Y Combinator and raised an estimated $120,000.
Gecko Robotics is a company that looks to develop and operate robots to automate infrastructure inspections. They focus on industrial plant inspections and using means of non-destructive testing technology. Gecko has developed robotics that can climb walls to reduce inspection times. They also are able to maintain critical infrastructures through machines and platforms. Gecko looks to offer regular inspections and captures data.
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40,000,000
December 2019
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Gokul Rajaram
Investor
Jake Loosararian
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Joshua Sateia
Employee
Kevin Low
Employee
Troy Demmer
Founder
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Jonathan Shieber
December 16, 2019
TechCrunch
Gecko Robotics has landed $40 million in financing as it looks to build an additional 40 robots over the next year to meet what the company sees as growing demand for its safety and infrastructure monitoring services. "We are growing fast solving critical infrastructure problems that affect our lives, and can even save lives," says [...]
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Active
B2X
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Crunchbase
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Gecko Robotics, Inc.
Accelerator
Accelerator Batch
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Founded date
2013
Email address
info@geckorobotics.com
Phone number
+1 412-407-2444
Total funding amount (USD)
49,000,000
Latest funding round date
December 2019
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Commerce
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