A few details:

- The light switch in the upper left corner of the chestplate turned on or off the rest of the suit's electronics.
- The buttons caused the lights opposite them to come on, except for the top two. These illuminated the eyes and ears via the black curly cable, which I believe was the cord from a broken pair of headphones; it plugged into the chestplate with a ¼" phono jack.
- I'm not sure now why we didn't source something to hide the wearer's eyes through the mouth slot; possibly we ran out of time, or it might have been left open for ventilation.
- The calculator worked.
- The headpiece had a proper suspension system in it, stolen out of one of my dad's old work hardhats, and so was surprisingly comfortable for sustained wear.
- Even so, Box Robot Aristotle was not overwhelmingly comfortable, and was significantly difficult to sit down in.
- Totally worth it.

I wish I could remember now what the labels on the chestplate said.

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