US Pacific Fleet to deploy wall-climbing and flying robots on ships

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•The US Navy selected Gecko Robotics to provide AI-powered robots for ship maintenance as of March 2026.
•The robots include wall-climbing units and flying drones designed to inspect ship surfaces and hard-to-reach areas.
•Deployment began in early 2026 within the US Pacific Fleet, focusing on improving maintenance speed and safety.
•The robots use artificial intelligence to detect damage and perform inspections autonomously or with minimal human input.

▸If the US Pacific Fleet expands the use of AI robots to more ships naval maintenance could become faster and safer across the fleet, potentially increasing overall fleet readiness and reducing downtime.

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