Workstation is the two-block MV computer that closes the Ala Industrial tech tree in Minecraft 26.2 Java Edition. A single crafting-table craft turns a charged Resonant Crystal, a Reactor Control Circuit, two Resonance Coils, two Reinforced Bearings, an Advanced Machine Casing and two glass panes into both casings — exactly one station — and stacking one casing on the other assembles the computer with a click. The finished machine carries a 40000 EU buffer, accepts up to 128 EU/t through an MV cable and pays 6 EU/t upkeep just for standing, so the monitors stay lit only while the grid feeds the station. Ala Industrial runs on Fabric and NeoForge, Java Edition only.

Learning a permanent skill on Workstation costs a flat 30000 EU per node plus Ala-Fragments at 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 8 per row; the Player Profile pays one fragment per earned level, which is 39 fragments by level forty. Energy enters only the lower half, only through its side and back faces — the front, a loose casing and the upper half take nothing — and a right-click answers with one chat line about assembly and buffer charge. Breaking either half turns the survivor back into a casing, no piston drags the computer apart, and hardness 3.0 with blast resistance 6.0 holds against explosions. Workstation rewards a finished base: budget 6 EU/t on an MV line and spend the full tree of 72 fragments on permanent bonuses.