Head assembly
Two primary eye sensors, side sensors, top antenna, speaker vent, and expressive head movement.

Zine Robotics / Model 366CA
Farmhand. Mechanic. Protector. The oldest working humanoid robot most people have ever seen.
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Technical profile
Bob is a rugged industrial utility platform whose long working life is visible in every repaired panel. He is reliable, resourceful, and far more observant than he usually admits.
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Front, three-quarter, side, and rear views, with component details and typical working motions.

Two primary eye sensors, side sensors, top antenna, speaker vent, and expressive head movement.
Multi-jointed fingers give Bob a strong, precise grip for delicate repairs and heavy farm work.
Telescopic leg actuators and torso column raise his working height from 5 ft 8 in to 6 ft 5 in.
A steady, practical stride built for real work, uneven ground, and the occasional recurring leg tick.
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Bob can draw energy from almost anything with a useful electrical potential. This is practical, occasionally alarming, and one reason nobody leaves him alone with unfamiliar equipment.
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Humanoid robots disappeared from ordinary life decades ago. Bob is not a polished consumer machine; he is an old industrial platform whose history is visible in every repaired panel.
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Bob does not lie easily. Bob answers the question asked. This is frequently not helpful. Bob does not describe himself as emotional. Evidence suggests otherwise.