The company that designed Liska. It was very small, consisting of a office, a small factory, and a lab.
It was founded shortly after Dr. Cain reveled the secrets on how to build a reploid, and is therefore comprised
of some the most skilled staff as well as the best precision machining tools. Harrington was able to develop radical technology
in a wide range of fields and always able to make the technology blend seamlessly into the reploid to make it more
life-like. Some of his more advanced models could easily pass for a human since they could eat, breath, and taste
like a real human could, something early reploids couldn't do to any success.
This focus on creating one-of-a-kind reploids to test new technologies while keeping it as real-life as possible
made them ideal prototypes to show off at tech fairs and PR events, and even sometimes a few-ultra special
working models would be produced. The prototypes Harington produced where his cash cow and fetched him
quite a large sum of cash, and made his labs very profitable.
Besides his many valuable contributions to making reploids life-like, he also worked extensively with nanotechnology, and
created advanced nanite generators that would be the source of all the nano-machines in his devices. Point-in-case,
the Freelance Reploid Liska. Her munitions generators' key component is her oversized and high-end nanite generator commonly found on grav-cycles to perform auto-repairs.
Liska also was Harrington Labs last independent creation. After unknowingly leaking info to a hunter informant,
who he thought was a maverick contact, Dr. Harrington was attacked and killed in the crossfire between mavericks and hunters.
Ironically, Liska, the reploid whom both sides wanted, and was also whole reason the two groups fought each other, slipped away
during the firefight and neither side knew her location or even had a clue what direction she fled.
Since the death of Harrington and the reports of his activates surfaced, they were bought out by the defense
conglomerate Tactical Systems.
