Juggernaut (aka Sentinel)

Although Jcorp's attempts to persuade the zombified to cooperate were unsuccessful, this sweeper can be called a real zombie in the service of the corporation. A huge "cabinet" almost two meters tall, in heavy strong armor and powerful muscles. One way or another, this sweeper is a zombie, created semi-artificially. At first, Jcorp tried to lure the zombies to their side, using subordinates from the ranks of the alliance for negotiations, of course, without success. But when two and two came together in the minds of the corporation's engineers, they thought of making zombies themselves. They took a couple of combines, put headcrabs on their heads and ... ♥♥♥♥ themselves. Who would have thought that the zombies are controlled not by combine carriers but by headcrabs? (Well, only the most narrow-minded people like these engineers would not have guessed) In general, at this stage they were already about to reject the project, when suddenly an idea came to mind. Headcrabs hate people, so maybe we can re-educate them? We tried, it didn't work, and during the experiment we lost four engineers (don't ask how). Then someone came up with the idea "maybe we can trick the headcrabs then?" And that turned out to be the key to solving the problem. We still haven't figured out how exactly headcrabs see, so we decided to attach "Eyes" with a perception filter to them. The dumb headcrab now doesn't even suspect that because of the perception filter it sees all people as zombies, and all zombies as people. We also additionally taught the headcrab to use weapons, stratagems, and other gadgets. Thus, we managed to pit zombies against zombies. In a trial combat mission, "Zombie Sweeper" successfully dealt with its former brethren, mowing them down in droves and carrying out the task. At some point, the headcrab's carrier suffered a fracture of both legs after falling from the roof of a building. What happened was something that the engineers did not foresee, the headcrab, following its zombie logic, climbed off the host's head (and by the way, finally killed him) and wandered off to jump on other infected in the hope of getting a new body, spoiler - the headcrab-sweeper was crushed. The next test subject (who is now a member of the "Forced Squad") has a modification that cuts off the cause of death of the first prototype at the root, we simply cut off the headcrab's legs. Despite the overall success of the experiment, industrial production of such sweepers was not put on the conveyor belt. The costs of surgical operations, catching and maintaining headcrabs, training headcrabs, producing perception filters are too expensive a pleasure, it is easier to hire a couple of morons from the trash heap thirsty for money than to create such sweepers. In any case, the zombie sweeper continues to work for JCorp, and to make sure he doesn't escape, he has a CCM (Collaboration Termination Module) installed on him.