BEL-1999 Caldia (TV version)

Model number: BEL-1999
Code name: Caldia
Unit type: unmanned anti-personnel security labor
Manufacturer: SEE (Schaft Enterprises Europe)
Operator: civilians
Rollout: March 1999 AD
Accommodation: none
Dimensions: overall height 0.92 meters; overall width 1.55 meters
Weight: standard 0.07 metric tons; full 0.12 metric tons
Armor materials: carbon fiber reinforced material
Powerplant: unknown
Maximum weight lifting capacity: N/A
Minimum revolving radius: unknown
Equipment and design features: sensors, range unknown
Fixed armaments: 5 x stun gun, mounted on main body

The BEL-1999 Caldia served an important function: labor guard dog. Developed by Schaft Enterprises Europe, the Caldia was an unmanned guard labor. Designed mainly to defend against humans, the Caldia was equipped with several stun guns, but it could also prove menacing to labors in numbers. The Caldia featured wheels in its legs and could maneuver at high speeds along floors and walls. The Caldia was used in a variety of security situations, including nighttime protection of banks. However, at one bank the Caldia proved ineffective when a bank robber uses a full-sized labor against it.

First appearance: Mobile Police Patlabor
Original mechanical designer: Yutaka Izubuchi

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