Gecko Robotics (YC W16) — AI + robotics for the built world
Gecko Robotics is the pioneer of AI + Robotics [AIR technology], transforming how the world builds, operates, and maintains its most critical infrastructure for a more reliable and sustainable future. Using fixed sensors and robots that climb, crawl, swim, and fly, we combine first-order data layers with the predictive power of AI into a single source of truth for the physical world.
Gecko Robotics is a Y Combinator company in the Winter 2016 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: AI + Robotics for the Built World. The founders listed are Jake Loosararian (Founder/CEO), Troy Demmer (Founder/COO) (Y Combinator directory entry, November 16, 2015).
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Gecko Robotics is the pioneer of AI + Robotics [AIR technology], transforming how the world builds, operates, and maintains its most critical infrastructure for a more reliable and sustainable future. Using fixed sensors and robots that climb, crawl, swim, and fly, we combine first-order data layers with the predictive power of AI into a single source of truth for the physical world. Cantilever™ is our operating platform, powered by AIR technology, that empowers teams to achieve operational excellence through actionable data for immediate and long-term planning.
Jake Loosararian
Founder/CEO
Troy Demmer
Founder/COO
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