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TX100: The first generation of human-controlled military robotics units, developed under Project "Iron Shield" in 1992.
TX200 / TX300 / TX400: Iterative combat models used extensively during the battles in the Continental Strip (1992–2000), specifically at Black Iron Bridge and the Kanawha River.
TX500: A versatile mainstay unit first mentioned in the 2003 fall of Roswell. They are often deployed in large companies (such as the 320 units used to take New Mexico) and have several specialized variants:
Stealth TX500: Used for covert operations and sabotage (e.g., the 2006 infiltration of Los Angeles).
TX500 Firefighter: A 2014 variant equipped for search, rescue, and fire suppression.
TX500 Cheetah: A 2015 high-speed, agile model designed for rapid search and rescue.
TX-Behemoth: A massive, heavily armored, multi-legged autonomous tank developed in 2004 by Elias Thorne. It utilizes a DHMO (water-based) energy system and complex friend-or-foe identification.
Rocket Class Behemoth: A specialized heavy-artillery variant of the Behemoth used in the 2006 invasion of California.
TX-Raven: Introduced in 2008, these are aerial robots capable of long-endurance flight (10+ hours) using the DHMO power system.
TX-Neptune: Also introduced in 2008, these are underwater units designed for naval superiority and aquatic combat situations.