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RobCo Industries
RobCo logo.png
Company data
industryRobotics, precision electronics, computer software
productsPip-Boy 2000
Pip-Boy 3000
Stealth Boy
Protectron
PDQ-88b Securitron
Unified Operating System (UOS)
Liberty Prime (with General Atomics)
Lil' Pip 3000
People
founded byRobert Edwin House (CEO and President)
employeesRobert Mayflower - Scientist
Lucas Nash - VP of sales
Locations
countryUnited States
locationsRobCo Factory, Washington D.C.
Corporate connections
belongs toHouse Industries
divisionsAbraxodyne Chemical
H&H Tool Company
REPCONN Aerospace
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Did you know that the Vault-Tec/RobCo partnership is considered the most successful venture in the history of American industry?

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RobCo Industries was one of the biggest and most influential computer and robotics corporations in the United States of America. The company's name is either an abbreviation of the term "Robot Company," or was named after its founder, Robert House, the eventual master of New Vegas, in the Mojave Wasteland.

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Founded in 2042 by Robert House, by 2049 RobCo had become one of the most powerful corporations in the world, rivaling even Poseidon Energy. By 2077, their patented software and robotic designs formed the cornerstone of American industry, exemplified by the 2075 Unified operating system, which was used in nearly every computer system on American soil in the years just before 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 US Army. In 2075, RobCo purchased REPCONN Aerospace, allowing the company to enter the aerospace industry. RobCo even ventured into non-technological enterprises such as H&H Tool Company and Abraxodyne Chemical.

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