Transcranial Microcontrollers

Market group: Manufacture & Research > Materials > Planetary Materials > Specialized Planetary Materials

Inventory group: Planetary Commodities > Specialized Commodities - Tier 3

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Packaged volume:: 3 m³
Portion size:: 1
Capacity:: 0 m³
Volume:: 3 m³
Mass:: 0 kg
radius:: 1 m

Cargo

Capacity:: 0 m³

Planetary Interaction

exportTaxMultiplier:: 60,000 %
importTaxMultiplier:: 60,000 %

Transcranial Microcontroller

Schematic ID:: 108
Cycle time:: 1h

Product	Quantity	Volume
Transcranial Microcontrollers	3	9 m³

Material	Quantity	Volume
Biocells	10	7.5 m³
Nanites	10	7.5 m³

Produced in
Lava Advanced Industry Facility
Plasma Advanced Industry Facility
Barren Advanced Industry Facility
Temperate Advanced Industry Facility
Storm Advanced Industry Facility
Oceanic Advanced Industry Facility
Ice Advanced Industry Facility
Gas Advanced Industry Facility

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Recursive Computing Module

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Type Info

Type ID:: 12836
Base price:: 5.80k ISK
Group ID:: Specialized Commodities - Tier 3
Icon ID:: 2038
Market group ID:: Specialized Planetary Materials
Published:: true
Radius:: 1 m
Volume:: 3 m³
Reference Data:: Type JSON
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SDE:: View JSON

Description

The Transcranial Microcontroller was originally developed by the School of Applied Knowledge with funds from several humanitarian organizations to help catatonics regain consciousness and resume their lives, though in a limited capacity. The microcontroller, which can be used both in humans and machines, proved to be a great success and the Ishukone corporation stepped in and bought the rights to the chip. Since then, further studies by Ishukone technicians have revealed several additional ways the microcontroller can be used, such as control mechanisms in robots for industrial usage. Experts claim that the microchip does not offer higher efficiency in the robots compared to already established methods due to its reliance of a biomechanical host system.