Cyberlife

Cyberlife (alternatively spelled CyberLife) is a company in the Cyberlife Bus universe.
== Info ==
The company rose to fame by manufacturing androids, however after the Android Revolution of 2038, Cyberlife broadened its horizons and began producing gadgets and other technology. Cyberlife co-operates with many other vehicle manufacturers and implements its tech into various vehicles, endowing them with sentience. Although they don't always assemble vehicles themselves, these vehicles are often considered to be Cyberlife vehicles.
Cyberlife would often use these vehicles to test the capabilities of their Artificial Intelligence, e.g. employing them in vehicle care, hunting, accounting, science etc.
== Locations ==
Based in Detroit, they own the Cyberlife Tower and at least five stores across the city. The Cyberlife Tower is located on Belle Isle and is accessed by a bridge which is guarded by a private security force and security drones. The bridge features a gatehouse and gate, as well as train tracks for Cyberlife's cargo trains. Aside from trains, Cyberlife transports its cargo using its Cyberlife Trucks.
== Timeline of events ==
Despite being the world's first trillion dollar company, Cyberlife has experienced a slew of issues in the time of its existence. Below is a timeline of notable events and controversies regarding Cyberlife.
Year	Note
2018	Cyberlife is founded.
2022	First Cyberlife Android passes the Turing Test.
2024	Cyberlife initiates commercial production of androids.
2026	Cyberlife begins fitting — and retrofitting — vehicles with its sentience technology.
Cyberlife establishes vehicle schools in Detroit to assist the newly sentient vehicles in learning their respective roles effectively.
2028	Official tour of the Cyberlife Tower is broadcast by KNC News.
Unemployment rate reaches 28%.
2029	"American Androids Act" is passed to regulate the use of Cyberlife's android technology.
2031	Androids begin replacing human military and law enforcement personnel.
2036	RoTech emerges as a competing company to Cyberlife.
2038	Record levels of unemployment are reached, surpassing 37%. 
Cyberlife becomes world's first trillion dollar company.
Android Revolution breaks out, culminating in the start of a new era in which androids are granted civil rights.
Cyberlife broadens its horizons to gadgets and city services to cope with the loss of the android manufacturing industry.
Certain Cyberlife services (such as Android Parking) are eliminated.
2039	Cyberlife cuts back on certain city services (such as the interactive, technologically advanced bus stops), since they are too expensive to maintain. 
Cyberlife develops androids "insusceptible to deviancy" to assist its workers, and releases new, limited-function androids for commercial use.
Cyberlife's stock falls after a group of retrofitted vehicles attacked a military base and executed high-profile military leaders.
The Cyberlife Tower hosts a meeting with the surviving military leaders and is thus targeted by the group, resulting in an evacuation due to a bomb threat.
The bomb in the Cyberlife Tower is defused by interfering Cyberlife Vehicles.
Cyberlife begins pulling unowned vehicles off the streets in an effort to save their falling stock price.
A revolution against Cyberlife's decision, called the Cyberlife Revolution, is sparked by the endangered vehicles.
Cyberlife vehicles are granted civil rights, which over time extend to vehicles not produced by Cyberlife.
The first ever Cyberlife vehicle wedding is held in Detroit.
2040	Cyberlife recovers from its corporate downturn. 
Thanks to now sufficient funds (but also protests by vehicles), previously cut city services (such as the bus stops) are restored.
The Cyberlife Tower is attacked by the Mercedes Gang and certain vehicles are targeted. 
Consequentially, many of Cyberlife's vehicles are damaged or destroyed by the group.
2046	A new virus that targets sentient vehicles emerges. 
As Detroit is under siege by a vicious and highly armed vehicle group, Cyberlife is forced to come up with a cure for the virus.
== Competition ==
In 2036, RoTech — which is considered to be Cyberlife's sole competitor — is founded in Chicago. Due to the high standards set by Cyberlife, the company had to throw away many of its prototypes after they failed to meet their expectations. One of RoTech's scrapped vehicles, RoTech Motorcycle, traveled to Detroit to stop the Cyberlife Revolution in hopes of tanking Cyberlife for the standards it set for vehicle production. Even though RoTech Motorcycle failed in her endeavor, RoTech continued to grow and fight toe-to-toe against Cyberlife.
File:Magazine1.png|A Tech Addict article mentioning the increasing co-operation of Detroit City and RoTech, with Detroit receiving 150 new RoTech buses.
File:Magazine2.png|A Century article — the bottom of which questions if RoTech can compete with Cyberlife.
== Gallery ==
File:CyberlifeLogo.png|The Cyberlife logo.
File:CyberlifeAd.png|An advertisement for Cyberlife Androids.
File:CampusMartius2.png|The One Woodward building (middle) in Downtown Detroit contains one of the city's five Cyberlife Stores. "Android Zone" (right) is an authorized reseller of Cyberlife products.