Orgobot
ModeExhibit Scale1:50M

Provotype 03 · Biological Remediation Organism

ORGO
BOTS

Five ancestors. One body.
One quiet life of repair.

Scale 1:50,000,000 · Born at 7 mm · Assembled at 1 nm

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What they are

They are not machines.
They grew.

Each orgobot hatches from a one-nanometre molecular assembly, grows through five stages, and spends its whole life doing one thing: turning what was broken into what can grow again.

They breathe in the contamination that a century of steel left in the ground. They breathe it out as the substrate that moss and roots need. While they work, they quietly lay down the living network that connects the whole city.

A swarm does not discuss what needs to happen. They just begin.

"The orgobots did not find the living network waiting for them. They grew it."

Hamilton 2092 · Ecology of the Steward Network
7 mm Birth diameter, first visible after assembly
×5 Native ancestor species in every body
340 Species returned to Sector NM by 2092

Lineage

Every body is a composite.

Before the orgobots were designed, five species were already doing this work in the Hamilton watershed. The engineering team did not invent new biology. They composed what was already there.

01

Evernia prunastri

Reads the air · atmospheric monitor

02

Parmotrema

Holds the century-scale record · long memory

03

Trametes versicolor

Breaks the toxic bond · remediation

04

Pleurotus ostreatus

Carries the signal · nervous system

05

Hericium erinaceus

Arrives when the work is done · milestone

A life

Five stages.
No shortcuts.

Stage 0 Seed Assembly at 1 nm
Stage 1 Grow First visible at 7 mm
Stage 2 Feed Consuming contamination
Stage 3 Print Growing the Orenda network
Stage 4 Rest Work complete

The Lab

What does
yours look like?

The lab lets you shape a single orgobot. Change its body, its life stage, its node geometry. Export as a 3D file. Every configuration is a different individual.