Science Project

was the six of us that went out with the real estate agent to view two different properties. One was almost perfect as they used to make semiconductors. However, it lacked the square footage we believed we were going to need. The other one had the square footage but would need lots of modifications. Then again it was half the price of the other one. Chris wanted to know if there were any zoning problems with putting up a windmill to provide our power needs. Turns out there was a problem and the area did not allow tall towers of any kind. I was unwilling to invest in a building if we couldn’t have what we needed. That’s when the real estate agent suggested we build in an area that would allow what we wanted. Land could be purchased cheaply while we were building. We could lease the first place till we were ready to move into our new place. The lease price was 6 grand a month however the renter was willing to do a month to month on the lease. We took it and moved in two weeks later.

We had ordered 100 type 2 robots from the factory with a few modifications. Like no pelvic plate. That was more of leaving it off than anything. They would make up the core of our workforce well 50 of them would. The other fifty would be used to make Amy Androids for sale. The day they arrived Chris was ready with new chips that were quickly installed as soon as we unpacked the mod 2 robots. From there they were plugged into to charge up and all we had to do was wait till the next day. It was a good thing the building came with a forklift as it only took an hour to unload the semi that made the delivery. Tomorrow would be an easier day with the robots to do the manual labor.

Well, the supply truck arrived a day early so we had to unload that as well. 60 barrels of surgical grade silicon. We also had models to make so we could do more than one body at a time.

The next day was better as the now Android level robots were able to do the manual labor. I was busy making new molds and James was helping me. The girls were setting up computers, the website and the auction software. We were planning on getting the most out of each android we sold to start. We had a rather large email list to send out notifications too. So, it was going to be interesting to say the least.