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|industry =[[Robot]]ics, precision electronics |
|industry =[[Robot]]ics, precision electronics |
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|founded by =[[Robert House|Robert Edwin House]] |
|founded by =[[Robert House|Robert Edwin House]] |
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| − | |products =[[Pip-Boy 1.0]]<br />[[Pip-Boy 2000]]<br />[[Pip-Boy 3000]]<br />[[Pip-Boy 3000 Mark IV]]<br />[[Stealth Boy|Stealth Boy 3001]]<br />[[Protectron]]<br />[[PDQ-88b Securitron]]<br />[[Sentry bot]]<br />[[Unified Operating System]] (UOS)<br />[[Liberty Prime]] (with General Atomics)<br />[[Lil' Pip 3000]]<br />[[RobCo Reflectron]] |
+ | |products =[[Pip-Boy 1.0]]<br />[[Pip-Boy 2000]]<br />[[Pip-Boy 3000]]<br />[[Pip-Boy 3000 Mark IV]]<br />[[Assaultron]]<br />[[Stealth Boy|Stealth Boy 3001]]<br />[[Protectron]]<br />[[PDQ-88b Securitron]]<br />[[Sentry bot]]<br />[[Unified Operating System]] (UOS)<br />[[Pip-OS v7.1.0.8]]<br />[[Liberty Prime]] (with General Atomics)<br />[[Lil' Pip 3000]] {{Icon|VB|12px}}<br />[[RobCo Reflectron]] <br />[[PIP-Pad]] {{Icon|PV13|12px}} |
|divisions =[[H&H Tool Company]]<br />[[REPCONN Aerospace]] |
|divisions =[[H&H Tool Company]]<br />[[REPCONN Aerospace]] |
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|locations =[[RobCo facility]], [[Washington, D.C.]] |
|locations =[[RobCo facility]], [[Washington, D.C.]] |
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{{Quotation|Did you know that the [[Vault-Tec Corporation|Vault-Tec]]/RobCo partnership is considered the most successful joint venture in the history of American industry?|[[Vault 101 PA System]]}}[[File:Vault101PA Vault-Tec Robco.ogg|noicon|135px|center]] |
{{Quotation|Did you know that the [[Vault-Tec Corporation|Vault-Tec]]/RobCo partnership is considered the most successful joint venture in the history of American industry?|[[Vault 101 PA System]]}}[[File:Vault101PA Vault-Tec Robco.ogg|noicon|135px|center]] |
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| − | <section begin="CXGamesSummary" /><!--Please don't remove, using in Canceled games portal-->RobCo Industries was one of the largest and most influential computer and robotics corporations in the pre-War [[United States]]. The company’s name is either an abbreviation of “Robot Company” or was named after its founder, [[Robert House]], the eventual master of [[New Vegas]]. |
+ | <section begin="CXGamesSummary" /><!--Please don't remove, using in Canceled games portal-->'''RobCo Industries''' was one of the largest and most influential computer and robotics corporations in the pre-War [[United States]]. The company’s name is either an abbreviation of “Robot Company” or was named after its founder, [[Robert House]], the eventual master of [[New Vegas]]. |
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==Background== |
==Background== |
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+ | Founded on June 25, 2042 by industrialist and inventor [[Robert House]], RobCo quickly soared through the ranks of the world’s most profitable and powerful corporations, rivaling the likes of [[Poseidon Energy]] within several years. By 2077, RobCo’s patented software and robotics designs had become a cornerstone of American industry, as exemplified by the widespread use of RobCo’s [[Unified Operating System]] in most American computer systems in the years leading up to the [[Great War]]. |
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The company had numerous joint design and manufacturing ventures, including developing the [[Pip-Boy]] for Vault-Tec and the [[Liberty Prime]] project with [[General Atomics International]] and the [[United States Armed Forces|U.S. Army]]. In 2075, RobCo purchased [[REPCONN Aerospace]], allowing the company to enter the aerospace industry. |
The company had numerous joint design and manufacturing ventures, including developing the [[Pip-Boy]] for Vault-Tec and the [[Liberty Prime]] project with [[General Atomics International]] and the [[United States Armed Forces|U.S. Army]]. In 2075, RobCo purchased [[REPCONN Aerospace]], allowing the company to enter the aerospace industry. |
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* [[Protectron]] |
* [[Protectron]] |
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* [[Unified Operating System]] (UOS) |
* [[Unified Operating System]] (UOS) |
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* [[Liberty Prime]] (with General Atomics) |
* [[Liberty Prime]] (with General Atomics) |
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* [[RobCo Reflectron]] |
* [[RobCo Reflectron]] |
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* [[PDQ-88b Securitron]] |
* [[PDQ-88b Securitron]] |
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* [[Sentry bot]] |
* [[Sentry bot]] |
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| + | * [[Assaultron]] |
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| + | * [[Terminals]] |
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{{VB}} |
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* [[Lil' Pip 3000]] |
* [[Lil' Pip 3000]] |
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| + | {{PV13}} |
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| + | * [[PIP-Pad]] |
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==Known facilities== |
==Known facilities== |
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+ | * [[H&H Tools Factory]] ([[Mojave Wasteland]]) |
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* [[REPCONN headquarters]] ([[Mojave Wasteland]]) |
* [[REPCONN headquarters]] ([[Mojave Wasteland]]) |
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| + | * [[RobCo facility]] ([[Capital Wasteland]]) |
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| + | ==Gallery== |
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| + | QuakeConRobCo.jpg|Image used at QuakeCon 2015 |
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[[pl:RobCo Industries]] |
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[[ru:РобКо]] |
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[[uk:РобКо]] |
[[uk:РобКо]] |
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Revision as of 22:02, 30 January 2016
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“Did you know that the Vault-Tec/RobCo partnership is considered the most successful joint venture in the history of American industry?”— Vault 101 PA System
RobCo Industries was one of the largest and most influential computer and robotics corporations in the pre-War United States. The company’s name is either an abbreviation of “Robot Company” or was named after its founder, Robert House, the eventual master of New Vegas.
Background
Founded on June 25, 2042 by industrialist and inventor Robert House, RobCo quickly soared through the ranks of the world’s most profitable and powerful corporations, rivaling the likes of Poseidon Energy within several years. By 2077, RobCo’s patented software and robotics designs had become a cornerstone of American industry, as exemplified by the widespread use of RobCo’s Unified Operating System in most American computer systems in the years leading up to the Great War.
The company had numerous joint design and manufacturing ventures, including developing the Pip-Boy for Vault-Tec and the Liberty Prime project with General Atomics International and the U.S. Army. In 2075, RobCo purchased REPCONN Aerospace, allowing the company to enter the aerospace industry.
Products
- Pip-Boy 1.0
- Pip-Boy 2000
- Pip-Boy 3000
- Pip-Boy 3000 Mark IV
- Pimp-Boy 3 Billion
- Stealth Boy 3001
- Protectron
- Unified Operating System (UOS)
- Pip-OS v7.1.0.8
- Liberty Prime (with General Atomics)
- RobCo Reflectron
- PDQ-88b Securitron
- Sentry bot
- Assaultron
- Terminals
 | The following is based on Van Buren design documents and is not canon. |
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 | The following is based on Project V13 promotional material and is not canon. |
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Known facilities
- H&H Tools Factory (Mojave Wasteland)
- REPCONN headquarters (Mojave Wasteland)
- REPCONN test site (Mojave Wasteland)
- RobCo facility (Capital Wasteland)
Gallery
Image used at QuakeCon 2015
