Pharaoh Combat Robotics

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Pharaoh Combat Robotics was an African Confederation arms manufacturer headquartered in Alexandria, Egypt, and founded in 1998. Originally UAV and USV manufacturers, Pharaoh Combat Robotics hit its stride when the African Confederation adopted the leaked Lorica Standard. During the Third World War, they were a principal contributor of such machines and their corresponding equipment to the AATO-aligned factions.

While it is far from their most popular model line, they are perhaps best known for their Thoth model, owing to the instrumental nature of Thoth units during the Duel over Paris, which was highly publicized during and after the Third World War.