When venturing through the vast world of Fallout 4, players encounter various intriguing locations. Although the Robotics Disposal Ground may not seem appealing at first glance, it holds valuable surprises. This site, once a repository for malfunctioning eyebots and robotic components, now offers a chance to scavenge resources amidst its decaying structures.

Whether you're a first-time visitor or planning a trip to the Robotics Disposal Ground, we've got you covered with essential tips.

Locating the Robotics Disposal Ground in Fallout 4

To find the Robotics Disposal Ground in Fallout 4, head to the northwestern edge of the game world. Located northeast of Sanctuary and Vault 111, and northwest of USAF Satellite Station Olivia, this site is easily identifiable along the northern border.

Items to Collect at the Robotics Disposal Ground

While not overflowing with riches, the Robotics Disposal Ground offers several notable items to scavenge:

• Fat Man: Search the northeast area among the wrecked vehicles.
• Mini Nuke: Located behind a stack of tires east of the main entrance, although it may not always spawn.
• Power Armor: Find it southeast of the central building near the damaged Vertibird.
• Hot Rodder #1: Situated on a table inside the central building.
• Fusion Core: Available in the supply box next to the inactive bot.
• Combat Sentry proto MK IV holotape: Retrieve it using the terminal within the central building.

The Robotics Disposal Ground also houses a solitary Sentry Bot. Nearly any companion you bring along will caution you about this formidable machine. We'll guide you on activating and managing this bot shortly.

Activating and Managing the Sentry Bot

To activate the Sentry Bot, simply insert the Combat Sentry proto MK IV holotape (found earlier) and activate it near the bot. Activating the Sentry Bot offers various options: you can command it to clear areas or self-destruct, yielding rewards like Fusion Cores and salvage.

Decide on a course of action before activating the Sentry Bot, as once sent on a mission, it may not respond to self-destruct commands upon return. In case of malfunction, a light melee hit to the head can revive the bot for further use.