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• Waste Allocation Load Lifter Earth Class is a small mobile compactor box with all-terrain treads, three-fingered shovel hands, binocular eyes, and retractable solar cells for power.
• It also has twin, extending, hydraulic arm shovels with articulated fingers mounted on U-shaped tracks to it's sides.
•  It's locomotion is achieved with treads sporting four independently-actuated sprockets for stability. 
• The tracks on it's treads can be removed by unclipping the hinge pins on a single joint. 
• It's head contains It's audio-visual sensors mounted on a long, articulated neck, enabling it to see in any direction.
•  All It's extremities - arms, treads, and head - retract back into It's cube-shaped body for easier storage, referred to as "boxing".
• It reverts to this shape whenever sleeping (or hiding) 
• A hook on it's back served some unknown purpose (perhaps for self-storage aboard the transport).
• It has a solar-powered regeneration unit as it's power source. 
• Super-high-efficiency solar panels unfold from the top of it's chest and recharge the batteries contained adjacent to it's control system. 
• These batteries are capable of powering it for upwards of a day's hard work.
• A read-out on it's chest gives it's current charge level, and beeps an alarm when it's power level has drained dangerously low.
• All of it's control electronics are contained within the cavity in the front of it's chest. 
• All of it's systems are controlled through a central motherboard. 
• It's eyes are camera lenses, indicating that visual recognition isit's primary means of navigation. 
• They can magnify and resolve images at a distance, even independently if necessary.
• In addition to visual, it appears to have audio and some rudimentary tactile sense, given that he can detect things that it's hands or treads touch.
•  It also contains an alert system, warning it when dust storms are approaching on Earth's surface. 
• Speakers mounted to it's chest allow it to communicate audibly.
• It possesses a recorder with external controls - stop, record, play - which he uses to record songs from the Hello, Dolly!. What function it originally served is unknown

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