Goliath Military Mechanical Walker

The Goliath is a military grade mechanical walker produced by Toyota-Huawei. The Goliath is operated by a single pilot within the sealed and armored cabin, and is designed to be networked to an advanced strategic awareness system.
Like most mechanical walkers, the Goliath face severe limitations in conventional warfare. However, its advanced mobility system and advance light-weight materials allow it to operate alongside infantry in urban warfighting conditions. The Goliath is able to move quickly over paved roadways, climb over debris and rough terrain, and even use staircases in large buildings.
In the default configuration, the Goliath mounts a Toyota Arms 30 mm self-loading cannon, or a 20 mm antiaircraft autocannon. The left arm of the Goliath is usually mounted with a standard grappling hand, useful for performing field engineering, rubble clearing, and basic maintenance procedures. A trained Goliath combat engineer can perform repair and recovery operations on other Goliath mechs from within her own Goliath platform.
The Goliath features prominently in the Boeing FIFA eSport World Cup, being one of the standard units that a player can deploy in StarCraft: Command & Conquer. In the Championship, the fully digital environment is replaced with remote operated live fire weapons platforms. The Goliath is equipped with a proprietary Boeing strategic warfare multi-control suite to facilitate a seamless connection.

Weapons & Armament

30 mm self-loading cannon, or 20 mm autocannon

Communication Tools & Systems

Boeing proprietary strategic warfare multi-control suite (optional)

Manufacturer

Toyota-Huawei

Owning Organization

Toyota-Huawei

Height

3.5 meters

Weight

23 metric tons

Speed

50 km/h (max 25 km/h (engagement)

Complement / Crew

Operator: 1