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"Well washed, android. The Enrichment Center once once again reminds you that android hell is a real place where yous volition be sent at the kickoff sign of disobedience."

―GLaDOS^[src]

It appears that Aperture Science had once manufactured or tested the Military Androids. They are mentioned simply twice, once in Test Sleeping room 16 of Portal, and in Test Chamber 03 of Portal 2.

These androids were originally meant for studying the effectiveness of the Sentry Turrets, and other defense mechanisms developed by Discontinuity Science as their names would suggest.

Millitary androids are not seen throughout the games, and are just mentioned.

Overview

During her series of tests, Chell is told by GLaDOS that the appropriate Test Chamber 16 is currently unavailable due to mandatory scheduled maintenance and that it has been replaced with "a alive-fire course designed for military androids". While the sleeping accommodation is highly unsafe and improper for human exam subjects, GLaDOS only apologizes "for the inconvenience" and wishes Chell "the best of luck". In the chamber, Chell is first confronted past the Aperture Scientific discipline Sentry Turrets and must defeat them with Weighted Storage Cubes sent through portals she creates with her portal gun. After the test is over, GLaDOS' bulletin seems to be automatic, as she addresses Chell equally if she was an android herself while she congratulates her for succeeding.

GLaDOS as well reminds that the Enrichment Center'due south "android hell", where androids are sent "at the kickoff sign of disobedience", "is a existent place". Assuming it was non a lie, as GLaDOS is prone to do, this may exist an surface area where androids are punished, tortured, partially (or fully) destroyed, or merely a frightening term for the trash compactor / furnace where unused objects are thrown, and known as the "Diversity Furnace" if not the Incinerator Room connected to Pneumatic Diversity Vents. It could besides be the area well-nigh the neurotoxin generator where lacking turrets are disposed of from the Redemption Line and tossed into a pair of grinders to explode.

As GLaDOS' bulletin is rather menacing, androids most probable do feel pain or fright for the message and the so-chosen "android hell" to have a purpose. In Portal two, android hell may be related to the "chamber [GLaDOS] congenital where all the robots scream at you lot" mentioned. This is supported by the fact that GLaDOS mentions sending Wheatley to this chamber as a punishment.

They are mentioned once again in the ruins of Examination Chamber 03 in Portal 2, where the Announcer states their involvement at the end of the test. He assures Chell that they have been taught to read and given a copy of The Laws of Robotics to share. He also urges Exam Subjects to report if the androids begin to disregard man rights.

Trivia

• The rails "Android Hell" in the Portal soundtrack is a reference to the Military Android and its "hell".
• If the announcer'due south statement is true, military androids can read and possibly have sympathy.
• "Android Hell" is probably an homage to the "Silicon Hell" from the sci-fi Television set serial Red Dwarf, the last resting identify of all disobedient androids and "all the photocopiers". It is also a possible "Futurama" reference, due to the fact that robots go to "Robot Hell", and they are tortured by the "Robot Devil" with horrible music for such acts equally smoking and looking at smutty material among others.
• The Three Laws of Robotics, including the "Zeroth law" written by the science fiction writer Isaac Asimov are:
  • 0. (The Zeroth) A robot may only damage a homo if by not doing so will bring more humans to risk.
  1. A robot may non injure a human being or, through inaction, let a human being to come up to damage.
  2. A robot must obey any orders given to it by human being beings, except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.
  3. A robot must protect its ain existence as long as such protection does non conflict with the First or Second Law.

List of appearances

• Portal (Mentioned but) (Starting time advent)
• Portal: Still Alive (Mentioned only) (Non-canonical appearance)
• Portal two (Mentioned only)

References

Technology
Discontinuity Scientific discipline	1500 Megawatt Heavy Duty Super-Colliding Super Button • Avant-garde Knee joint Replacement • Aerial Faith Plate • Announcement System • ATLAS and P-body • Borealis • Cadre Input Receptacle • Crusher • Edgeless Safety Cube Receptacle • Edgeless Safety Cube • Emergency Intelligence Incinerator • Excursion Funnel • Frankenturret • Futbol (cut) • GLaDOS • Hard Light Bridge • High Energy Pellet • Jerry • Laser Field • Long Fall Boot • Material Emancipation Grill • Armed services Android • Mobility Gels: Conversion Gel / Propulsion Gel / Repulsion Gel • Multitasking Arm • Nanobot • Panel • Party Escort Bot • Personality Construct • Pipe Network • Pneumatic Variety Vent • Cube Button • Radio • Reassembly Machine • Relaxation Vault • Robot Enrichment • Robot Worker • Scaling Cube • Security Photographic camera • Shredder • Speaker System • Stasis Bedchamber • Sticking Gel (cut) • Switch • Teleportation • Thermal Discouragement Beam • Unstationary Scaffold • Victory Elevator • Vital Apparatus Vent • Weighted Pivot Cube • Weighted Storage Cube • Wheatley
Blackness Mesa	Anti-Mass Spectrometer • Battery • Blackness Mesa Declaration Organization • Charger • Cleansuit • Delivery cart • Emergency flare (cut) • HEV Arrange • Holographic Assistant • Long Jump Module • Medkit • The Mesa Times • MTM 8 • Oxygen Bottles (cut) • Powerup Bottles (cutting) • Retinal scanner • Satellite Delivery Rocket • Security Carte du jour (cutting) • Armor Vest and Helmet • Teleportation • Vehicles • Weapon Box • Weapons
Black Ops	Cloaking device • Weapons
Combine	Battery • Breencast • Charger • Citadel Core • Citadel • Barricade • Binoculars • Binoculars (cutting) • Bunker • Camera • Cell • Combine Assassin tank (cut) • Combine Big Momma Pod (cut) • Confiscation Field • Dark Free energy • Depot • Dispenser • Door lock • Door Tower (cut) • Dr. Breen'due south Individual Reserve • Elevator • Emergency flare • Emitter • Energy Ball • Field Bridge • Strength Field • Heavy Door • Heel Springs (cutting) • Interface • Light • Medkit • Memory Replacement • Monitor • Overwatch Vocalisation • Ability Generator • Restrictor • Security Door • Smart Bulwark • Supply Crate • Suppression Field • Teleportation • Television set • The Concluding • Vehicles • Watchtower • Weapons • Vorti-Jail cell (cut)
Resistance	Borealis (cut) • Car battery • Communication • Antlion Detector • Dog • EMP Tool • Burn down Extinguisher (cut) • Generator trailer • Drawbridge • Retinal scanner • Supply Crate • Teleportation • Tv • Transponder • Vehicles • Weapons • White Wood rocket
Xen	Healing Shower • Thumper
HECU	Powered Combat Vest • Radio • Tactical Map • Welding Torch
Other	Garden Gnome

Aperture Science
Personnel	Caroline • Chell • Desk Employee • Henry • Cave Johnson • Doug Rattmann • Greg • Mel (cutting) • Test Bailiwick • Test Bailiwick 042 • Examination Subject area 234 • Small-scale Aperture Science employees
Technology	1500 Megawatt Heavy Duty Super-Colliding Super Push button • Advanced Knee Replacement • Aerial Religion Plate • Announcement System • Borealis • Core Input Receptacle • Crusher • Edgeless Safety Cube • Edgeless Safety Cube Receptacle • Emergency Intelligence Incinerator • Excursion Funnel • Futbol (cut) • Handheld Portal Device • Hard Light Bridge • High Energy Pellet • Laser Field • Long Fall Boot • Fabric Emancipation Grill • Mobility Gels: Conversion Gel / Propulsion Gel / Repulsion Gel / Sticking Gel (cut) • Multitasking Arm • Pipe Network • Pneumatic Diversity Vent • Panel • Cube Push • Radio • Reassembly Machine • Relaxation Vault • Security Camera • Scaling Cube • Shredder • Speaker System • Stasis Chamber • Switch • Teleportation • Thermal Discouragement Axle • Unstationary Scaffold • Victory Lift • Vital Apparatus Vent • Weighted Pivot Cube • Weighted Storage Cube
Robots	Robot Worker • ATLAS and P-torso • GLaDOS • Grady • Jerry • Military Android • Nanobot • Political party Escort Bot • Personality Construct • Robot Enrichment • Wheatley
Weapons	Bomb • Hover Turret (cut)
Sentry Turrets	Animal Male monarch • Frankenturret • Defective Turret • Oracle Turret • Rocket Sentry • Sentry Turret • Turret Opera
Locations	Borealis • Employee Daycare Centre • Enrichment Center • Enrichment Shafts: Co-op Test Shaft / Test Shaft 09 • Extended Relaxation Annex • Extended Relaxation Center • Primal AI Chamber • Hub • Incinerator Room • Neurotoxin Generator • Testing Tracks: GLaDOS' Testing Track (Portal) / GLaDOS' Testing Runway (Portal 2) / Wheatley'south Testing Track / Cooperative Testing Courses • Turret Manufacturing
Other	Aperture Science Collaborative Disposition Exam • ApertureScience.com • The cake • Enrichment Center Test Subject field Application Process • GLaDOS' screen images • Hoopie • Karla the Complainer • Mantis Man

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