Humans and Turians were among their largest buyers. Seraphtech Industries' engineers quickly began creating augmented limb designs for other species.Īlex Tanner pushed for the design of Turian augments, to help 'repay their honorable species for the damage we (humanity) caused them.'īy 2175, Seraphtech was one of the top manufacturing companies in the galaxy, selling augmented prosthetics to nearly every corner of the galaxy.

The company made a remarkable leap forward in 2160 as it slowly integrated itself into the overarching galactic economy. The large amount of wounded veterans required the company's advanced prosthetics. Seraphtech received a massive influx of purchases in 2157 for augmented limbs as a result of the first contact war. In 2152, the first 'augmented limb', a prosthetic limb that could be controlled by human thought and experienced the same sensations as human skin, was released to the public. In 2149, his company began experimenting with new technologies in human enhancement via prosthetic equipment. Seraphtech Industries soon became a popular outlet for prosthetic limbs and other enhancements, and, thanks to the expenses of their products, quickly repaid their debts. He repurposed the factory for prosthetic fabrication with loaned money, and Seraphtech was born. Tanner, however, left the biomedical company with numerous scientists and engineers, and bought a failing auto manufacturing factory in Detroit. His company, however, saw some of the new advancements as immoral, and deactivated Tanner's division.

Within six years, Tanner had acquired a large sum of money, and his division produced multiple new innovations within the fields of prosthetics and organic enhancement. Phillip pitched ideas to the head of the company he was working for to divert extra funding into his division, which worked on experimental prosthetic limbs and enhancements. Seraphtech was first conceptualized by scientist and engineer Phillip Tanner while working for a prosthetic medical company in 2135.

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