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//March 3, 2016

After weeks of work, and far too many delays than I’m willing to admit, I’m proud to say that my first commissioned android is complete and fully operational. In my previous logs, I had mentioned how I was approached by a benefactor who wanted my serviced in designing and manufacturing an android who’d be able to perform services around the kitchen. Luckily, food is one thing I love just as well as science, and this one project I enjoyed working on. I don’t think he’ll be disappointed with the results.

Wendis creation, I believe, marks a massive advancement in the culinary field, being among the first robots that can comprehend taste. I’ve spared no expense in fitting in as many tools as possible into one machine. Her right arm can both produce any necessary utensil she needs for convenience in flipping, beating, or blending. It’s also capable of heating itself to temperatures up to 800 degrees, which has proven useful in cooking on the go. I’ve also programmed an extensive knowledge of cooking techniques to her AI, not to mention petabytes of cookbooks and TV shows. On top of all that, her OMni Nutritional Operations Matrix, or OMNOM, allows her to download, store, and instantly recall an incredible number of recipes from high class delicacies, to greasy bar food.

In order to increase efficiency, I also made it a point to make her as fast as possible, which I reflected in her cheetah-like body. With a bit of tweaking, I was able to get her natural running speed somewhere around 100 miles per hour. Sure this was fast, but as I always like to say: “Never let what’s rational get in the way of what’s awesome!” So I added some extendable wheels and boosters on her back in order to push her land speed far beyond anything she should need. We’ve found this has made getting a fully cooked meal from skillet to gullet quicker than a blink of an eye, ensuring no one will be hungry in her presence for long.

She’s taken to her job like a fish to water, and has been eager to put what she’s learned to good use. As happy as I am with what I’ve made, I’ll admit I’m… kind of looking forward to getting her to my client and having her out of my lab. Her boundless energy and willingness to please have been nice, though she has a little trouble knowing when to stop. Gigi is currently handling the typing of this report, as I… can’t exactly move to reach the keyboard. (He’s the most comfortable matress I’ve ever had! -Gigi) I’m hoping my client will be around to collect her before dinner. I’m not quite sure how to lose the ton I’ve gained already.

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((A commission for http://www.furaffinity.net/user/arkynfox/ , who opted to be my test subject for a new kind of commission. Details coming in the future!))