The All-Life Project was created on the 50's, when the first Experimental and Military robots were created.

This Project was foreseeing three essential key points:


1) The robot must be intelligent, must be able to feel emotions and must be able to live at least as long as a human being, if not more;

2) The robot must be raised according to the human evolutive stages (infancy, teen age, etc.), so that it can learn from experience and without showing greater abilities than humans, so that it can get along with them without causing conflicts;

3) The robot must be able to reproduce itself.


"All-Life" was the name give to the Project because of its main goal: having robots living just like humans. Robots that would be ALIVE, so that they could understand their creators and help them out on the road of the progress and welfare; and of human-machine friendship.

The project, thought, revealed itself quite delusive for many scientists, like prof. Albert (Perceptor's creator) or prof. Steiner (Titanus' creator). The reasons were mainly two: the robots they created were so intelligent that they risked to put human beings in second place, and because it was way too hard and consuming to raise a robot as a son or daughter. The robots would have created a bond with their creators, and selling or renting would have been impossible.

Because of all this, many of these scientists abandoned the Project and with it, their creations too. The rejected beings eventually found refuge in the city of Robocity, but they surely kept missing their "parents", no matter how they betrayed or abused them.