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'''Silver Lineworks''' is | '''Silver Lineworks''' is a global {{wp|engineering}} and {{wp|robotics}} design holding company based in [[Caphiria]]. It is a wholly-owned subsidiary of [[Quicksilver Industries]] under its 'QS Innovations' division. | ||
The company was formed in 2011 by [[Quicksilver Industries]] to consolidate its holdings and assets in the fields of robotics, engineering, and {{wpl|automation}}. Silver Lineworks is made up of several highly autonomous companies and teams. Each team is lead by a project manager, who in turn reports to [[Adamo Castagnola]] - the Project Director and President of Silver Lineworks. As President, Castagnola oversees the major contracts and projects the company takes on, and as Project Director he sets the long-term vision and direction for the company. Castagnola has been incredibly vocal regarding the advancements in robotics and artificial intelligence and has been proclaimed "''Rex Robotixa''" (Robot King) by media outlets. | |||
Silver Lineworks is best known for its "[[Situational Reconnaissance Unit]]" of semi-autonomous humanoid robotic machines used in classified military operations. The company also builds robots for defense, energy, and hazardous activity support as well as mobile robotic fulfillment systems for use across other internal teams. It also produces machines of varying degrees of autonomy under contract from military drones to advanced artificial intelligence for tech companies and 3D simulations. In addition to manufacturing hardware, Silver Lineworks also develops software and vision guidance tools for military and civilian use. Since its formation, the company has been a pioneer in robotics, and it is one of the most advanced in its domain. | |||
Since 2020, Silver Lineworks has released a series of dynamic highly-mobile robots available for commercial and consumer use and has stated its intent to commercialize other robots as well. | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
Between 2009 and 2014, Quicksilver Industries began an aggressive acquisition spree to gain a foothold in emerging robotics, absorbing 14 robotics and engineering companies. The most notable acquisition was [[Paulo Gura|Paulo Ávila Gura]]- a world-renowned robotics engineer - and his engineering team [[Gura Advanced Design Solutions]]. This, along with two other strategic investments in Achlon Robotics and Kayris Enterprises helped position Quicksilver Industries as a leader in robotics. | Between 2009 and 2014, Quicksilver Industries began an aggressive acquisition spree to gain a foothold in emerging robotics, absorbing 14 robotics and engineering companies. The most notable acquisition was [[Paulo Gura|Paulo Ávila Gura]]- a world-renowned robotics engineer - and his engineering team [[Gura Advanced Design Solutions]]. This, along with two other strategic investments in Achlon Robotics and Kayris Enterprises helped position Quicksilver Industries as a leader in robotics. | ||