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-The robotic network was introduced with v0.8.0, which also added the [[Repair pack]]s and [[Repair robot]]s.
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-[[Roboport]]s are the base of the robotic network. They cover an area of 50x50 [[Tile|tiles]] and if placed near enough together, they are connected and build one big robotic network. [[Robots]] can fly inside this network to every point covered by the roboports. Roboports are expensive in both: the crafting and the need for power.
-The amount of robots per network is limited:
-* the roboports don't have unlimited space.
-* flying robots need energy and the refilling points are limited.
-So the number of bots in a network depends on these factors:
-* number of roboports
-* the average distance between the roboports (density)
-* the form of the robotic network/placement of the ports
-* average distance the logistic bots fly between [[Logistic network/Chests]]
-* how much damage the repair robots must repair
-* number of bots flying
-* number of bots stored in roboports
-As a rule of thumb between 50-100 bots per roboport is possible. Robots running out of energy don't move anymore (link to discussion in forum).
-== [[Logistic network]] ==
-The area covered by a robotic network is identical to a [[Logistic network]]. All [[Logistics network/Chests]] inside a robotic network are connected and build one [[Logistic network]]. Imagine the logistic chests send their containments to the roboports.
-See [[Logistic network]].
-== [[Repair]] ==
-All broken entities will be repaired with [[Repair pack]]s by the [[Repair robot]]s. Destroyed entities will be replaced, if they are available in the same logistic network.
-See [[Repair]].

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