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GECKO ROBOTICS

Tokenised Economic Right (not equity) to potential future liquidity from WLTH’s (Metamasters DAO Corp) allocation in Gecko Robotics. Slices are not securities of, nor endorsed by, the underlying company. They are unsecured contractual rights against WLTH (Metamasters DAO Corp). Residents of the U.S., UK, EU, and other restricted jurisdictions are ineligible. Review the full Terms & Conditions before purchasing. Category: Robotics / AI; Industrial Inspection & Predictive Maintenance Opportunity Type: Tokenised Economic Right Company Overview Founded in 2013 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania by Jake Loosararian, Troy Demmer, and Ian Miller, Gecko Robotics began as a college engineering project before Loosararian turned it into a full-time business after graduating. The company builds robots that climb, fly, and swim to inspect and collect data on critical infrastructure such as power plants, bridges, dams, and military equipment, feeding that data into its AI-powered operating platform, Cantilever. Clients include the U.S. Navy, power plant operator NAES, and the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company. The company positions Cantilever as core to modernising infrastructure across defense, energy, and manufacturing sectors. The Problem Critical infrastructure ages faster than manual inspection can keep pace with. Human inspection of hazardous environments (boilers, tanks, vertical steel structures) is slow, dangerous, and expensive. Traditional inspection methods leave operators exposed to catastrophic failure risk in assets they don’t have full visibility into. Legacy inspection data is fragmented and rarely feeds into predictive maintenance systems. The Solution Gecko operates a vertically integrated robotics-as-a-service model combining proprietary hardware, AI software, and field services, controlling the entire value chain from robot manufacturing to data analysis. This full-stack control gives tighter quality control and higher margins than competitors reliant on third-party hardware or software. Purpose-built climbing, flying, and swimming robots suited to environments human inspectors can’t safely or efficiently access. Cantilever platform layer applies AI-driven predictive analytics across customer sites with minimal incremental development cost per new client. Reported use cases span modernising C-130 aircraft and identifying efficiency gains of up to 5% in power plant operations. Market Opportunity Global critical infrastructure across energy, defense, and industrial sectors faces a structural inspection and maintenance gap as assets age and labor for manual inspection grows scarcer. Gecko’s go-to-market is B2B, targeting large industrial operators, utilities, and government agencies managing critical infrastructure through multi-year service contracts. Defense, energy, and manufacturing modernisation are named growth verticals following the company’s most recent raise. Traction & Validation Series D: $125M raised June 2025, led by Cox Enterprises, valuing the company at$1.25B and making it a unicorn roughly twelve years after founding. Series C: $173M raised through December 2023, valuing the company at$633M at the time. Series B: $40M raised December 2019, led by Drive Capital, with participation from Founders Fund, Next47, Y Combinator, and individual investors including Mark Cuban. Total funding to date: approximately $347M, from investors including Cox Enterprises, US Innovative Technology Fund, XN, Founders Fund, and individual backers Joe Lonsdale and Mark Cuban. Ranked No. 30 on the 2025 CNBC Disruptor 50 list, its second consecutive year on the list. Intellectual Property & Strategic Assets Proprietary multi-modal robotic hardware (climbing, flying, swimming platforms) engineered for vertical steel and hazardous industrial surfaces. Cantilever AI platform, providing predictive analytics layered on top of proprietary inspection data. Accumulated historical inspection data and integrated maintenance workflows create switching costs once customers are deployed on the platform. Government and defense relationships, including the U.S. Navy, provide a credibility moat competitors lack. Business Model & Financial Highlights Revenue from three streams: inspection service fees priced on asset coverage rather than hourly rates, Cantilever platform access, and engineering consulting. Unit economics benefit from hardware being redeployed across multiple customer sites, spreading cost over a larger revenue base. No officially disclosed revenue figures exist for the company. Competitor Analysis Team

• Jake Loosararian: Co-Founder & CEO
• Troy Demmer: Co-Founder & Chief Product Officer
• Ian Miller: Former Co-Founder

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