Recent information regarding the ZADS program.

 

In 1993 Tech Dynamics began work in utmost secrecy on a device that would effectively suppress, “threats of massive proportions”.

 

Tech Dynamics soon revealed that the threat was in fact a zombie apocalypse. The media and general public seemed unprepared and treated the anouncment as a joke, and were loath to give the information any consideration.

 

In 1997 Tech Dynamics revealed that full production of the Zombie Automatic Defence Systems (later renamed) had begun and was building up to twenty units a day. Upon realisation of this, the press again thought it a joke. But were met by serious expressions from the engineering staff, and proof of the latest robotic developments.

 

In later months the Mark 2 and Mark 3 were released.

 

In early 2000 production stopped, and had already been slowing since the first year, and the warehouse closed in Japan. This was not due to zero sales, but instead Tech Dynamics wished to move to a larger space and more cost effective loation. Therefore, all equipment, staff and completed units have been moved to a China warehouse were Tech Dynamics has now started working on plans for a new project following the leaps made in robotics learned from Japan scientists.

 

Robotic limbs will now be constructed and will work as good as, if not better than, a regular human limb. They are set to be available in hospitals in the near future. As for supplying to the military, a sooner release date will be available.

 

In 2005 Tech Dynamics decided to create a presence in Australia after beginning talks with a company which had broken new ground in other health areas. The company, Sincorp, firstly decided to stay independent and not merge with Tech Dynamics to gain its help in furthering their developments.

 

In 2008 Sincorp USA merged with Tech Dynamics, realising that they could benefit greatly and more quickly with Tech Dynamics unending pool of information, resources and personelle, on all areas of human improvement. Sincorp Australia is soon to follow.