Jorik Valnora
CEO, Valnora Enterprise
VE/VT-001 | Advanced Botanical Reservoir Capsule
- Intent: To create a new piece of technology to be used in future submissions and added to the Valnora Enterprise catalog.
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- Manufacturer: Valnora Enterpise
- Affiliation: Valnora Enterprise | Closed Market
- Model: VE/VT-001
- Modularity: Solar Cycle Optimizer
- Production: Limited
- Material: Glasteel | Lommite | Carbon | Solar Cycle Optimizer | Photochromic Coating | Various Circuitry | Various Components
- Can function as a contained greenhouse/estuary
- Can emulate most atmospheric environments (Type I | Type II | Type III | Type IV)
- Photochromic coating allow for glasteel to transition in opacity dependent upon command entries at the user interface
- Has effects similar to what bacta or kolto display to fauna, only its effects are applied to flora instead
- Carries potential to reanimate dead or fossilized flora if enough of the genetic material still exist
- This instrument is basically a bacta tank for plants
- This technology can mimic most environments found on a number of different worlds, making it easier and safer for a researcher to study a floral agent away from the hazardous implications a world's natural environment might present
- Very specific in its use and can not be used for much beyond its designed purposed
- Can be hacked should one desire to do so
- A system malfunction while emulating a hazardous environment could cause the effects of said environment to leak out into the surround area potentially leading to illness or loss of life depending on the chemicals present
Although Valnora Enterprise may have started off as a shipwright, its catalog has expanded well beyond the confines on the starship building industry. With this expansion and branching out, Valnora Tech was founded as a subsidiary of the parent corporation, Valnora Enterprise. Although relatively new to the galactic market, Valnora Tech has been swift and deliberate in its efforts to bring forth ground breaking developments in the latest fields of the technological Enterprise. It is in this realm that the engineers and scientist dove deep into what could be introduced that might set them a part from much of the greater galaxy which continues its focus on mechanisms inherent to war and security.
With this in mind, and with the CEO's brother, Jari Valnora, a prime vassal toward the focus and direction of the technological branch's initial developments, it was quickly envisioned on something to assist the man's research as a scientist. And a scientist with a focus in the studies of botany, be it current or historical.
Introducing the VE/VT-001, or Advance Botanical Reservoir Capsule. An instrument and system designed to replicate various environments on any of a number of different planets out among the stars of the galaxy. At the center of this invention is a rather old piece of technology Valnora Tech sought to improve on, the solar cycle optimizer, which they were able to reduce in size as well as increase the efficiency to a degree. With this as the center piece, the crew of scientists and engineer then sought to build around the piece, and allow it to play the crucial role in the containment of an ecosystem that could be made beyond the confines of where it naturally existed. Furthermore, the specialized photochromic coating the glasteel has been dipped into allows for the opacity of the glasteel to be inherently changed with just a simple command from the easy-to-use user interface. The very same interface that allows the owner to set the conditions present within the containment itself.
Finally, it was discovered in testing, that if enough of a plant's genetic material was to be recovered, the the device could restore said plant to life once more. This, however, did not mean they could replicate the plant, but in theory if the genetic material of a believe extinct plant was properly extracted from a fossilized artifact, that it could indeed bring the flora species back to life for the purposes of studying it.
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