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{{Infobox Species | | {{Infobox Species | | ||
Species name = Sandminer robot | | Species name = Sandminer robot| | ||
image = [[file:Robotsofdeath title.jpg|250px]] | | image = [[file:Robotsofdeath title.jpg|250px]]| | ||
aka = | | aka = | | ||
type = [[Robot]]s | | type = [[Robot]]s| | ||
affiliation = The Company | | affiliation = The Company| | ||
origin = [[Kaldor City]] | | origin = [[Kaldor City]]| | ||
appearances =<ul><li>[[DW]]: ''[[The Robots of Death]]''</li><li>[[DWM]]: ''[[Crisis on Kaldor]]''</li><li>[[PDA]]: ''[[Corpse Marker]]''</li><li>[[IDW]]: ''[[The Forgotten]]''</li></ul>| | appearances =<ul><li>[[DW]]: ''[[The Robots of Death]]''</li><li>[[DWM]]: ''[[Crisis on Kaldor]]''</li><li>[[PDA]]: ''[[Corpse Marker]]''</li><li>[[IDW]]: ''[[The Forgotten]]''</li></ul>[[BFA]]: [[Robophobia (audio story)|Robophobia]]| | ||
mentions = | | mentions = | | ||
individuals =[[D84]], [[SV7]], [[V16]] | individuals =[[D84]], [[SV7]], [[V16]]}} | ||
}} | |||
The society in and around [[Kaldor City]] was apparently almost wholly dependent on humanoid [[robot]]s as servants and for manual labour. The [[Sandminer]]s which made a major contribution to Kaldor's economy were almost entirely crewed by robots of this type. Although superficially similar (all, for example, designed to be aesthetically pleasing), the robots were constructed in a number of classes which varied in their intelligence, autonomy, and ability to communicate. | The society in and around [[Kaldor City]] was apparently almost wholly dependent on humanoid [[robot]]s as servants and for manual labour. The [[Sandminer]]s which made a major contribution to Kaldor's economy were almost entirely crewed by robots of this type. Although superficially similar (all, for example, designed to be aesthetically pleasing), the robots were constructed in a number of classes which varied in their intelligence, autonomy, and ability to communicate. | ||
