Avorgo’s Build-a-Bot line encompasses a variety of form factors, but the flagship model is their Mobile Automated Frame, or ‘M.A.F.’ The M.A.F. is technically the lower chassis of a quadrupedal mech, standardized across the entire line. The Frame component houses four articulated legs, able to lift up a loaded-weight of up to 250 kilograms. The legs function over rough terrain and smooth deck plates, with armor housing sufficient to repel small arms fire. Each frame also has a basic sensor pod, providing the M.A.F. with essential terrain and hazard scanning, no matter the load-out.

The M.A.F. (Mobile Automated Frame) Warden was designed with security in mind. Its design allows it to easily maneuver through the narrow corridors of a starship, while still being able to patrol the rough terrain of a forward operating base. The pod has been up-armored to take a glancing blow from explosive rounds, and equipped with dual Avorgo C.T.R.’s (Cutting Tool - Remote), a boosted chemical laser torch with integrated electrostatic hover mechanisms. The Warden can use the chemical lasers offensively, as cannons or to slice through armor, while the hover component can safely detain intruders by lifting them off the ground.