We're delighted to announce a new contract with ADNOC Onshore, and the release of initial realized value for @ADNOCGas .
In a signing ceremony at ADIPEC 2026, Dr Ahmed Mohamed Alebri and Jake Loosararian signed an agreement deploying advanced AI and robotics to enhance safety, reduce downtime and improve resilience.
Gecko signed an agreement with ADNOC Gas last year. Through smarter inspections, less operational disruption and more efficient maintenance, targeting more than $300 million in value over five years.
Raptor, Gecko’s newest robot has also been unveiled this week and will be deployed first with @ADNOCGroup .
Gecko is proud to continue to grow our partnership with ADNOC as we work together to create the future of industrial operations.
At #ADIPEC2026, ADNOC Gas and Gecko Robotics marked the next phase of our AI-powered robotic inspection program. Planned to expand across 1,500+ additional assets by 2030, the program is expected to generate more than $300M in value over five years.
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Building on their existing partnership, and as part of ADNOC's ambition to become the world's most AI and technology-enabled energy company, ADNOC Onshore and @geckorobotics signed an agreement at ADIPEC 2026 to advance robotic inspection across ADNOC Onshore's field operations, improving employee safety and providing more accurate data to support maintenance decisions.
Speaking with @dan_murphy on CNBC, Gecko Robotics CEO @jakeloosy discusses the impact our newest robot, Raptor, will have on industry.
Unveiled yesterday at the ADIPEC Exhibition and Conference 2026, Raptor takes physical intelligence to the next level, combining dense data collection with unprecedented speed, scale and mobility.
Raptor will deployed for the first time with @ADNOCGroup in the UAE.
Watch the full interview on CNBC: cnbc.com/video/2026/11/03/ua…
Introducing Raptor! Our newest, next-gen robot unveiled for the first time at ADIPEC 2026.
Raptor’s first deployment will be with @ADNOCGroup and is built for speed, scale and mobility.
Raptor provides up to 20x faster assessments than other automated inspection tools on the market, advanced mobility and the ability to capture millions of data points per asset.
These features provide unprecedented insights on the health of infrastructure, increase production and value for customers, and create safer working environments for engineers.
Find out more about Raptor here: geckorobotics.com/raptor
On the Fox News Channel, @jakeloosy explains why fleet maintenance is a global challenge and how America is leading the way.
It follows the news that Gecko Robotics' contract with the U.S. Navy has quadrupled from $71m to $300m, with AI and robotic technology getting ships back to sea faster than manual methods.
You can watch the full interview here: foxnews.com/video/6407551239…
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A maintenance plan needs more than a list of repairs.
It needs a clear picture of where the work is, how to get there, and what might stand in the way. Gecko’s spatial intelligence lets teams explore assets, take measurements, and assess work remotely, reducing repeat visits and bringing critical context earlier into maintenance planning.
Our Co-founder and CEO, @jakeloosy, joined @FoxBusiness to discuss Gecko's $300m contract with the U.S. Navy.
Speaking with @RiggsReport, Jake outlined the importance of this technology to ensure America's ships stay at sea for longer, instead of stuck in drydock.
Gecko can save the Navy up to $8m in repair costs alone per ship, and carry out inspections in a matter of days instead of months. The initial $71m contract was more than quadrupled in the space of six months to $300m following these results.
You can watch the full interview here: foxbusiness.com/video/640712…
Today, we're announcing that our contract with the U.S. Navy has quadrupled to $300 million to improve fleet readiness.
Gecko’s AI and robotic technology is able to save up to $8 million in repair costs alone per ship, while also identifying structural issues up to 50 times faster than traditional methods.
By reducing inspection times from months to days we are able to get ships back to sea quicker.
This fourfold expansion will accommodate rapid robotic deployment across the Navy and is one of the strongest public endorsements yet of operational AI and robotics in defense.











