List of brands and companies in the Portal series
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This article lists the brands and companies appearing in the Portal series, excluding publication brands. As they may appear in both the Half-Life and Portal series, they are listed by their first appearance only.
See also the brands and companies from the Half-Life series.
Portal[edit]
Food[edit]
Doug Rattmann's trash includes generic food and beverage containers. The bean tin has an Aperture Laboratories logo on the side.
Establishments[edit]
Aperture Science Enrichment Center[edit]
Located in Upper Michigan, USA, this is the facility where Aperture Science conducts most of its experiments, monitored by the computer GLaDOS.
Scientific research companies[edit]
Aperture Laboratories[edit]
Trade name used by Aperture Science.
Aperture Science, Inc.[edit]
Company introduced at the same time in Portal and Half-Life 2: Episode Two conducting experiments in numerous fields at the Aperture Science Enrichment Center, and rival of Black Mesa.
Black Mesa[edit]
A rival company of Aperture, Black Mesa is mentioned several times in the game. It is mentioned in a slideshow titled "Dollar$ and Sense - Competing with Black Mesa for DoD and other government wide acquisition contracts". It is also mentioned by GLaDOS during the final battle and the Black Mesa logo has a chance of appearing on one of the GLaDOS screens.
Other[edit]
Eiki
[edit]
The projector used for the "Dollar$ and Sense" slideshow in Portal is based on the model LC-XT1 by the Eiki company.
Portal 2[edit]
Scientific research companies[edit]
Aperture Fixtures[edit]
Earlier name of Aperture Science when it was a shower curtain manufacturer.
Aperture Science Innovators[edit]
Name used by Aperture Science from 1947 to the 1970s.
Other[edit]
Hoover Treated Wood Products
[edit]
A real world company based in Thomson, Georgia. Its stamps appear on a plywood sheet model seen throughout the Enrichment Shaft stages of Portal 2.
The Lab[edit]
Food[edit]
Sunny-B Korean Fast Food[edit]
A leaflet for that fast food restaurant can be seen on the Postcards relic in the hub.
Scientific research companies[edit]
Dynacorp Industries Ltd.[edit]
The company that Aperture Laboratories is a division of, as seen on the ATLAS blueprints in the hub and Robot Repair.
The Lab[edit]
Trade name used by Aperture Science in diagrams.
Other[edit]
Ez-Raze[edit]
Dry-erase marker eraser brand used in the hub.
Fat Pet[edit]
A leaflet for that brand can be seen on the Postcards relic in the hub.
Holder Co.[edit]
Brand of the cabinet of drawers used by the protagonist in Robot Repair.
Logic[edit]
Brand of the tape drive located left of the service bay door in Robot Repair. Its model is "A-1359" and is part of the "Datamaster Series".
Marka[edit]
Dry-erase marker brand used in the hub. Half-Life: Alyx uses the Markz variant.
Reality Check[edit]
Brand of the spring-loaded weighing scale (that gives a "honest weight") featured in the waiting room in The Lab.
Time Tec[edit]
Clock brand seen on the clock in Robot Repair.
Moondust[edit]
Other[edit]
BuggyBuddy[edit]
The name of the lunar rover racetrack section was originally written as a trademark as "BuggyBuddy™", which was removed in later updates.
See also[edit]
- List of publications in the Half-Life and Portal universe#Portal series
- Combine imagery
- Resistance imagery
- Food