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Navy Uses AI Robots to Boost Ship Readiness | Duquesne Dukes Basketball News
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The U.S. Navy is revolutionizing fleet readiness by partnering with Gecko Robotics to deploy AI-powered robots that inspect ships and predict failures before they happen, aiming for 80% of vessels combat-ready by 2027. Using Gecko’s Cantilever platform, these robots gather real-time data to transform reactive maintenance into proactive prevention—cutting delays, extending ship lifespans, and boosting operational availability. With a decade of experience in heavy industries like steel and energy, Gecko brings proven expertise to naval operations, helping the military modernize its infrastructure through smart tech that turns asset health into strategic advantage.
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