The Third
Writer
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
- Intent: To create a tool for the Mithrax tribe that will allow them to map areas in which they operate
- Image Source: ghostorbit
- Canon Link: N/A
- Permissions: Here
- Primary Source: N/A
- Manufacturer: Mithrax tribe, Bovos Tivken
- Affiliation: Mithrax tribe members
- Market Status: Closed market
- Model: Detailed Landmass scanner
- Modularity: No
- Production: Limited
- Material: Bronzium, Iron, Power cells,
- Mapping regions of planets - The Detailed landmass scanner can scan and map certain parts of a planet.
- Attachment to other objects - The machine can be attached to ships of other vehicles of sort allowing it to move and be transported with ease, while attached to a vehicle the scanner can still operate.
- Exporting images - After completing the scanning of the planet the machine will transfer the maps to a computer of the users choosing.
- Effortlessly transportable
- The frame and materials employed to produce the machine make it highly durable and long-lasting
- Maps designed show high-level of detail
- Computer required to access maps
- EMP attacks will quickly shut down the device
- Ample time is needed to generate the detailed maps
In recent years the Mithrax tribe has expanded outwards into the galaxy, moreover, they are exploring new territories never before seen by a Cha'ta'ri. From there came the reason to developed this new kind of scanner. Bovos Tivken a well-skilled mechanic for the Mithrax thought of the idea for this machine on his exploration to Tatooine, where he had the need for local maps to get acquainted with the area.
The Detailed landmass scanner can easily be attached to a ship of any kind. From there the machine is controlled by a computer that is connected using cabals. The detailed landmass scanner will then commence and scan the surface of a planet. Accurate maps are transferred to a computer from where the operators can see 3D projections of the landmass investigated.
The Detailed landmass scanner can be employed by Cha'ta'ri to map areas in which they intend to hunt, these machines can also improve the planning of movement for the mobile carbon freezers.
