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== Background == | == Background == | ||
The Armored matrix is used when there is a lack of a [[Holotank]] technology, such as on the battlefield. The Matrix is reinforced to make it difficult, though not impossible, to destroy. Though the AI contained in it can communicate verbally, there is no hologram emitter for it to manifest a body; hence, the AI can talk, but it cannot see, dependent on its humans' visualizations. | The Armored matrix is used when there is a lack of a [[Holotank]] technology, such as on the battlefield. The Matrix is reinforced to make it difficult, though not impossible, to destroy. Though the AI contained in it can communicate verbally, there is no hologram emitter for it to manifest a body; hence, the AI can talk, but it cannot see, dependent on its humans' visualizations. | ||
The Class-C Military | The Class-C Military AIs of the [[ODST]] Command [[Single Occupant Exoatmospheric Insertion Vehicle|Human Entry Vehicles]] are carried in Armored Matrices so that they may ride to a combat zone intact and be further operated when a [[Firebase]] or other operational command post is put into place. | ||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||