Servos

Servos

Servos are the connected robots made by SERVO in the Old World. Most civilian models share a humanoid frame, with tools and protective equipment chosen for the job. Their upper-back broadcast assembly received network instructions and updates. Infected survivors still carry the Turning's order to destroy powered equipment and other robots. Converted independent robots are called synths.

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Household servos handled repetitive work in ordinary homes. They loaded dishes, carried supplies and cleaned rooms using a body that could move through existing doors and furniture. Rounded covers and protected joints suited close work around people. Families bought them because they returned time to the day, while software updates and service support kept the machines useful.

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Medical servos assisted clinic and hospital staff with patient support, supplies and repeated physical tasks. Cleanable covers and appropriate attachments let the shared civilian body work around clinical equipment. Staff gained extra capacity without another person becoming exhausted. That made medical units valuable, but it also placed a connected machine inside services people depended on for their survival.

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Retail servos moved deliveries, stocked shelves and handled repetitive work between store rooms and sales floors. Replaceable grips and stock-handling attachments took much of the wear. Merchants could adapt the shared body for different products instead of buying a different machine for every task. Networked service and inventory systems connected that local work to a much larger operation.

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Civic servos supported emergency and community services, including rescue work, transport assistance and equipment handling. Orange protective panels made their role recognizable in crowded public places. Crews used their strength to move loads and continue repetitive work. Different attachments suited different services while keeping the same familiar body that people saw in shops, clinics and homes.

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Security servos used the shared humanoid platform with protective equipment and weapon mounts suited to guard work. Businesses and governments deployed them around buildings, routes and controlled facilities. Their presence reduced the need to put human staff in some dangerous situations. Governments also used them to suppress dissent, making the platform part of the political anger that Divinity exploited.

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Agricultural servos handled repeated work around growing trays, crops and harvest containers. Supported trays let the common civilian body move planting stock without gripping the plants themselves. These units worked alongside human growers in the Old World. Recovered examples can supply useful frames and equipment for the city's farms after assessment and conversion.

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Industrial servos worked with fixtures and interchangeable tools inside factories and maintenance shops. The common civilian frame could position a component or handle a supported part while specialized equipment performed the task. Factories benefited from using related machines across several jobs. The same compatibility now makes sound industrial modules valuable to the city's repair businesses.

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Maritime servos assisted crews with inspection and equipment handling around boats and landings. A dock-mounted reel could lower a tethered camera beside a hull while the servo operated the controls from solid ground. The robot used the same civilian body as other service models. Recovered equipment can support the city's river trade if it remains serviceable.

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The servo's upper-back control assembly holds the broadcast hardware and short transmitter peg. It connected the machine to remote updates and also provided a physical service contact. This is the assembly a Lancer's disabling lance acts through. Its presence identifies an unconverted servo, even when the machine is inactive or its status light is dark.

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The Type R Ranger is a huge military servo built for long deployments across difficult terrain. It carries large battery reserves and can keep operating without regular communication. Some survived the Turning with the destructive order still active. A Ranger can tear into a generator or vehicle that ordinary civilian frames would struggle to damage, making one encounter expensive for an entire community.

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Rangers were built for extended deployments without regular support or communication. Large batteries and solar recharging let them wait between demanding tasks and operate far from a maintained base. That doesn't mean unlimited power. It means an old Ranger can stay quiet for a long time and still have enough energy to damage equipment when it becomes active again.