About



Robotnik Facilities is a non-profit facility that focuses on the usage of science in the name of pursing a better future for tomorrow. The leading organization in robotics, healthcare, and space travel, our facilities look to help aid those along the way. Operating for over 50 years we are happy to share what we have acomplished along with our top contributers.


Current Heads Of Office

Ivo Robotnik
Current head of the organization. Has followed in his grandfather's footsteps by pursuing science in the betterment of the world. Ivo has implimented his new state of the art robotics team to help with what the facility aims to achieve. The future looks promising with him in charge.
Snively Robotnik
Vice President of Robotnik Facilities. Whatever Ivo cannot do Snively will take charge and get things done. A strong leader who is here to help the orginization succeed in their goals.



We must also thank the founders and workers who helped keep this orginization running in its early years.

Special Thanks to those who helped start this organization

Professor Gerald Robotnik
Founder of the Robotnik facilities. Founded the non-profit as a way to help those in the pursuit of science and engineeringing. Offered internships and learning oppourtunities at WestWood Institute when he still ran the non-profit. Before giving it over to his grandson Ivo Robotnik he contributed to the cure to the disease of NIDS along with providing plans for a space colony that will allow for both mobians and humans to live in space in the coming decades.
Professor Carmine Primavera
Lead researcher in the bio-medical department. Professor Primavera specilized in biomedical researched and helped Professor Robotnik with coming up with a cure to NIDS. Thanks to her research the non-profit has been able to make advancements in technologies that can help fight even the deadliest diseases.
Researcher Nix Tillan

Picture unavailable		 Researcher deadicated to documenting all the projects and filing them in a way for the public to be able to access freely. Made it possible for the collection of work to be documented.