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'''Sport Utility Robot''', built in [[Timeline|2927]], was the first polluting robot and the first successful robot to be big and sporty. Mom decided to classify it as a light truck. The design is ancestral to most modern robots, and looks like a primative version of [[Bender]]. The name "Sport Utility Robot" may be a reference to [[21st century]] SUV's (Sport Utility Vehicles) which pollute more than sedans. | '''Sport Utility Robot''', built in [[Timeline|2927]], was the first polluting robot and the first successful robot to be big and sporty. Mom decided to classify it as a light truck. The design is ancestral to most modern robots, and looks like a primative version of [[Bender]]. The name "Sport Utility Robot" may be a reference to [[21st century]] SUV's (Sport Utility Vehicles) which pollute more than sedans. | ||
As of [[3003]], SURs are obsolete and generally replaced by the [[Robot 1-X]], at least as [[Robot#Laborer robots|laborer robots]]. | |||
== Additional Info == | == Additional Info == |
Revision as of 13:22, 6 June 2010
Sport-Utility Robot | |
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Type | Robot |
Inventor | Professor Farnsworth |
Owner(s) | MomCorp |
Origin | Earth |
First appearance | "Crimes of the Hot" (4ACV08) |
Sport Utility Robot, built in 2927, was the first polluting robot and the first successful robot to be big and sporty. Mom decided to classify it as a light truck. The design is ancestral to most modern robots, and looks like a primative version of Bender. The name "Sport Utility Robot" may be a reference to 21st century SUV's (Sport Utility Vehicles) which pollute more than sedans.
As of 3003, SURs are obsolete and generally replaced by the Robot 1-X, at least as laborer robots.
Additional Info
Trivia
- The SUR seen in the Professor's flashback was allegedly one of the original designs for Bender.