Introducing the U.S. Defense ED-E Mk I Eyebot, Serial Number ED-3947-2098—a pinnacle of pre-war innovation brought to life through meticulous 3D printing. This model embodies the fusion of advanced reconnaissance technology and classic American engineering that RobCo Industries was renowned for.

Crafted originally for the United States Department of Defense, the ED-E Mk I was designed to traverse the most challenging terrains, providing real-time surveillance and communication support on the battlefield. Its spherical chassis, durable yet lightweight, houses a suite of state-of-the-art sensors and broadcasting equipment.

Key features of Serial ED-3947-2098 include:

Advanced Optics Array: Equipped with a high-resolution monocular eye, capable of infrared and night vision, ensuring no detail escapes its gaze—day or night.

Dual Antenna System: Enhanced signal transmission and reception for secure, long-range communication with command units and fellow Eyebots.

Hover Propulsion Engine: A compact, efficient propulsion system granting silent and swift movement across diverse environments.

RobCo Secure Core Processor: The heart of the Eyebot, delivering unmatched computational power for data analysis and mission adaptability.

The exterior exudes the hallmark RobCo aesthetic—a sleek metallic finish with subtle engravings denoting its serial number and manufacturing origins. The attention to detail extends to the micro-ventilation systems and access panels, all faithfully replicated to mirror the original design specifications.

By recreating the ED-E Mk I, you've not only captured a piece of Americana but also paid homage to the technological marvels that once safeguarded the nation.

Fun Fact: The ED-E series was rumored to have been part of classified experiments integrating early artificial intelligence, granting them limited autonomous decision-making capabilities on the field. While official records remain sealed, whispered tales among enthusiasts keep the legend alive. 3D printing settings

Resolution 0.16mm Infill: 18% Gyroid Outer Wall Speed: 60mm/s First Layer Speed: 45mm/s Number of First Layers: 25 for Main Body Support: No Brim: Use if needed Multi-color print or paint carefully.

Prime Tower not needed.

This is a large print.

Main Body print time in multi-color is: 36 hours. Antenna 1 print time in multi-color is: 1 hour. Antenna 2 print time in multi-color is: 1.33 hours. Main Top Light print time in Multi-color is: 38 minutes Face Plate print time in Multi-color is: 7 hours

Colors: Giant Arm Shiny Silk Silver PLA Overture PLA+ Army Green Overture PLA+ Black 3DHoJor Basic PLA Fire Engine Red

Assembly is simple. Glue parts in place. The lower two antenna partially slide and lock into place the upper antenna will need to be held while glue sets. The face will need manually aligned. Just make sure that you glue it the right side up and as well leveled and even with the edges as possible.