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From the Startup Battlefield stage to the International Space Station: geCKo Materials built a sticky product

TechCrunch· Apr 17, 2026 · 6:44 PM · 37 views

Discover how geCKo Materials transformed a Stanford lab breakthrough into a revolutionary adhesive now used on the International Space Station. Learn about their bio-inspired technology and ambitious goal to replace traditional methods like Velcro, impacting industries from robotics to space exploration. #Innovation #SpaceTech #Startups #Adhesives #ISS

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