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Ancient Salvage Group
Ancient Radar Decorrelator
| typeID | 45662 |
| Volume | 0.01 m³ |
| Category | Ancient Salvage |
| Description | Recent developments in salvager technology have allowed a greater variety of ancient components to be recovered from the wrecks of Sleeper drones. Initial scans of this salvaged Ancient Radar Decorrelator indicate that it includes technology that might be able to find a home in the sensor equipment of capsuleer ships. Engineers across the cluster have begun attempting to reverse engineer the Sleeper techniques used in this component, with Amarr researchers expressing particular interest. |
Cartesian Temporal Coordinator
| typeID | 30024 |
| Volume | 0.01 m³ |
| Category | Ancient Salvage |
| Description | At first glance this coordinator appears to be a common enough piece of equipment, albeit an odd one to be found inside a drone. Designed to plot various points in time across a potentially infinite period, these devices are often used for scientific calculations. For some unknown reason, this particular coordinator is configured to synchronize its processing speed in time with the distance travelled between two points. What purpose this serves remains a mystery, but the object's basic functionality can be reconfigured. With the addition of a few other components, it would allow electronics systems to more easily withstand the interference from subspace distortion. |
Central System Controller
| typeID | 30270 |
| Volume | 0.01 m³ |
| Category | Ancient Salvage |
| Description | Still fully intact and operational, this device stands as a testament to the ancient Sleeper's impressive scientific achievements. Although thousands of years old, the technology inside it is not only comparable to modern electronic designs, but in some cases even exceeds it. Central system controllers lie at the heart of a starship's electronics systems. They are responsible for coordinating the flow of information between various analyzers and control nodes, monitoring subsystems, and ensuring they receive the appropriate supply of electrical power. Tackling such complex tasks simultaneously (and with near-zero latency) demands immense processing power and faultless, error-free programming. Traditionally, a CSC would comprise a significant portion of the cost in a starship's electronics systems, but the fullerene-based Sleeper designs have provided breakthroughs in the efficiency of circuitry and presented new and improved methods for increasing computational accuracy. The end result is a drastically reduced cost for top-of-the-line performance. |
Defensive Control Node
| typeID | 30269 |
| Volume | 0.01 m³ |
| Category | Ancient Salvage |
| Description | A rudimentary analysis of this device reveals an amazingly broad potential for the manipulation of nanomachines, allowing the user to reprogram them for numerous roles. The Sleeper defensive systems were so modular that, even though this particular node was designed to coordinate armor-repairing nanoassemblers, it could just as easily be reconfigured for shield defense. |
Electromechanical Hull Sheeting
| typeID | 30254 |
| Volume | 0.01 m³ |
| Category | Ancient Salvage |
| Description | These ultra-thin nanoplastic sheets are resilient enough to survive the explosion of the Sleeper drones that carry them. The molecular-level circuitry inside them can be encased in layers of protective fullerene alloys that are billions of times their size, allowing electronics systems to be safely embedded just beneath the armor surface. |
Emergent Combat Analyzer
| typeID | 30248 |
| Volume | 0.01 m³ |
| Category | Ancient Salvage |
| Description | This combat analyzer appears to use the same fundamental programming as standard Empire-issue technology, although it operates at a much higher level of efficiency. These devices are typically employed in fleets where they provide predictive analyses of complex battle scenarios and supplement other combat electronics that handle smaller elements. Combat analyzers are best employed in tasks such as calculating a fleet's success rate, running comparative analyses between fleets and other similarly abstract problem-solving tasks requiring higher levels of heuristic programming. Even though the equipment has been badly damaged, the core functionality remains intact. With a skilled programmer and a talented mechanic, it could be re-integrated into a starship. |
Emergent Combat Intelligence
| typeID | 30271 |
| Volume | 0.01 m³ |
| Category | Ancient Salvage |
| Description | Although emergent systems are not fully-fledged Artificial Intelligences, they are often so advanced that they can border on sentience. The means by which they are created is also a common source for claims that they are in fact, full-blown AIs. Emergent system development is said to have been an early focal point in Jovian software design, where they hoped to create an atmosphere in which an advanced system could self-assemble its own consciousness and thus “emerge” as a sentient being. What became of these projects remains unknown, although the Jovians appear to have abandoned these pursuits many millennia ago in favor of something more tangible and containable. Designed from the ground up to perform complex, real-time combat calculations such as weapon tracking and heat optimization, this device shows the signatures of an emergent intelligence. Despite this, various hard limitations have been encoded into the device at the most fundamental level, greatly limiting its potential to evolve any further. Even in its current state though, it represents some of the most advanced combat electronics ever built. Although nothing about the software is in itself revolutionary, it is able to tackle highly complex tasks with a frightening level of speed and efficiency. |
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Faraday Force Magnetometer
| typeID | 45661 |
| Volume | 0.01 m³ |
| Category | Ancient Salvage |
| Description | Recent developments in salvager technology have allowed a greater variety of ancient components to be recovered from the wrecks of Sleeper drones. Initial scans of this salvaged Faraday Force Magnetometer indicate that it includes technology that might be able to find a home in the sensor equipment of capsuleer ships. Engineers across the cluster have begun attempting to reverse engineer the Sleeper techniques used in this component, with Gallente researchers expressing particular interest. |
Fused Nanomechanical Engines
| typeID | 30018 |
| Volume | 0.01 m³ |
| Category | Ancient Salvage |
| Description | The beating heart of the Sleeper's automated drones, these tiny engines count in the billions. When fully intact, they deliver levels of power efficiency unrivaled by current technology. Unfortunately, whenever a Sleeper drone goes down, these engines are the first to go with them, making it difficult to emulate their functionality without the addition of other components. |
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Heuristic Selfassemblers
| typeID | 30022 |
| Volume | 0.01 m³ |
| Category | Ancient Salvage |
| Description | These advanced nanoassemblers appear to be able to change their molecular structure on the fly, adapting to incoming damage. Without any understanding of how to properly operate them however, they only offer their default formations. Even in such a state, they add a significant amount of resilience to armor plating. |
Jump Drive Control Nexus
| typeID | 30268 |
| Volume | 0.01 m³ |
| Category | Ancient Salvage |
| Description | Barely salvageable from the wreck of a Sleeper drone, this device could have been something much more impressive when it was fully functional. In its current state it is almost unrecognizable, having been scratched, burned and even chemically melted. It looks like it was housed next to the drone's power core, which would explain the extreme heat damage it suffered when the drone exploded. Stranger yet, it almost seems as if it was lined with some kind of triggered-release corrosive. The self-destruct mechanism – if that's even what it was – only caused so much damage, and the acid didn't burn cleanly through the center of the drive. Even as a shadow of its former self, it can be combined with other components to form a fully functional warp drive. Being capable of this, even in such a bad state, strongly suggests that the device was capable of other types of more advanced interstellar travel. Why a Sleeper drone was equipped with this level of technology remains a mystery. |
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Melted Nanoribbons
| typeID | 30259 |
| Volume | 0.01 m³ |
| Category | Ancient Salvage |
| Description | Most of these tiny circuits have fused together from the heat and force of the Sleeper drone's explosion. The detonation of the drone's power core must have been immense to have had such an effect on these resilient nanostructures. |
Modified Fluid Router
| typeID | 30021 |
| Volume | 0.01 m³ |
| Category | Ancient Salvage |
| Description | The backbones of communication across New Eden, fluid routers play a crucial role in all faster-than-light (FTL) transmissions. The Sleeper drones have been equipped with much the same communications equipment as contemporary starships. The only major difference observable with the Sleeper Fluid Routers is in the way transmissions are translated. The drones must be talking in their own proprietary language. |
Neurovisual Input Matrix
| typeID | 30251 |
| Volume | 0.01 m³ |
| Category | Ancient Salvage |
| Description | Used in conjunction with other equipment inside the capsule, neurovisual input matrices serve the vital function of translating external stimuli into visual data. Ship identifier tags, hostile threat indicators and tactical overlay interfaces are all typical examples of N.I.M at work. The Sleeper variants of these matrices are not substantively different from contemporary devices, needing only a few supplemental components and some minor reprogramming before they can operate in much the same way. The only major deviation is in the energy efficiency. The Sleeper device is almost a thousand times less demanding on a ship's power core. |
Powdered C-540 Graphite
| typeID | 30019 |
| Volume | 0.01 m³ |
| Category | Ancient Salvage |
| Description | This white, dusty substance was extracted from the center of high impact craters in the Sleeper drone's armor. When mixed with other materials it forms a stiff resin that can either be used to hold various pieces of hull sheets together or to coat them for additional protection against radiation and heat. |
Resonance Calibration Matrix
| typeID | 30258 |
| Volume | 0.01 m³ |
| Category | Ancient Salvage |
| Description | RCM play an important role in stabilizing a ship's alignment prior to, and in the first moments of, interstellar warp. The Sleeper drone RCM system works in an entirely different manner to contemporary Empire-based technology and yet the angles of alignment produced by their final calculations are always identical. Even though their inner workings remain a mystery, the matrices operate in a predictable and reliable enough fashion to form the basis of a new, slightly more efficient jump drive. |
Scorched Microgravimeter
| typeID | 45660 |
| Volume | 0.01 m³ |
| Category | Ancient Salvage |
| Description | Recent developments in salvager technology have allowed a greater variety of ancient components to be recovered from the wrecks of Sleeper drones. Initial scans of this salvaged Scorched Microgravimeter indicate that it includes technology that might be able to find a home in the sensor equipment of capsuleer ships. Engineers across the cluster have begun attempting to reverse engineer the Sleeper techniques used in this component, with Caldari researchers expressing particular interest. |
Synthetic Aperture Ladar Receiver
| typeID | 45663 |
| Volume | 0.01 m³ |
| Category | Ancient Salvage |
| Description | Recent developments in salvager technology have allowed a greater variety of ancient components to be recovered from the wrecks of Sleeper drones. Initial scans of this salvaged Synthetic Aperture Ladar Receiver indicate that it includes technology that might be able to find a home in the sensor equipment of capsuleer ships. Engineers across the cluster have begun attempting to reverse engineer the Sleeper techniques used in this component, with Minmatar researchers expressing particular interest. |
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Thermoelectric Catalysts
| typeID | 30252 |
| Volume | 0.01 m³ |
| Category | Ancient Salvage |
| Description | These tiny nanomachines have been injected into the thermoelectric power core at the heart of the Sleeper drone. Inside each one is a small array of chemicals and components, all of which play a role in producing the often violent chemical reactions that provide power to the drones. Only the most advanced Sleeper drones are known to have had their power cores enhanced in this way. Even though they all share the same fundamental role, thousands of minor variations in the machines that have emerged after millennia of use, as they adapted to the minute changes in chemical composition and electrical flux. How exactly they came to do this remains a mystery, but it is clear that the current product is the result of countless iterations. Although salvaged easily enough, they have been built from the ground up to be integrated into other Sleeper technology. Trying to enhance any engineering systems outside of the Sleeper's own thermoelectric power cores with the current level of technology would represent an impossible reverse-engineering task. |