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We're delighted to announce a new contract with ADNOC Onshore, and the release of initial realized value for ADNOC Gas

Gecko Robotics Robotics Product November 5, 2026

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 ADNOC Group.

Gecko is proud to continue to grow our partnership with ADNOC as we work together to create the future of industrial operations.

Why this matters for talent

Gecko Robotics announced a new contract with ADNOC Onshore and the release of initial realized value for ADNOC Gas, extending its inspection robotics work in the Gulf energy sector. Gecko lists 21 open roles on the board. A new enterprise contract of this kind in a new regional market can create openings in field deployment and customer facing engineering roles as the company scales delivery against the contract.

Read the original LinkedIn post. Curated by Larry Sherwood Jr. from company announcements; analysis above is my own.

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