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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
===Design details=== | ===Design details=== | ||
The body of the ''A'uo'i''-pattern sensor emplacement consists of hardware covered by magenta-colored cowling, supported by three legs connected to its base. | The body of the ''A'uo'i''-pattern sensor emplacement consists of hardware covered by magenta-colored cowling, supported by three legs connected to its base.{{Ref/Map|H3|Snowbound}} | ||
===Usage=== | ===Usage=== | ||
''A'uo'i''-pattern sensor emplacements are deployed at sectors of interest to detect individuals that do not transmit the proper authorization signals. | ''A'uo'i''-pattern sensor emplacements are deployed at sectors of interest to detect individuals that do not transmit the proper authorization signals. They are typically employed alongside [[Shuku-pattern sentry turret|''Shuku''-pattern sentry turrets]] to guard important outposts.{{Ref/Reuse|Enc22}} | ||
==Operational history== | ==Operational history== |
Revision as of 09:43, August 27, 2023
The A'uo'i-pattern sensor emplacement is a stationary sensor device used to detect possible threats to assigned Covenant sectors.[1]
Overview
Design details
The body of the A'uo'i-pattern sensor emplacement consists of hardware covered by magenta-colored cowling, supported by three legs connected to its base.[2]
Usage
A'uo'i-pattern sensor emplacements are deployed at sectors of interest to detect individuals that do not transmit the proper authorization signals. They are typically employed alongside Shuku-pattern sentry turrets to guard important outposts.[1]
Operational history
A'uo'i-pattern sensor emplacements and Shuku-pattern turrets were deployed in a perimeter surrounding a Covenant outpost on Strilun IV.[3][1]
Gallery
An array of A'uo'i-pattern sensor emplacements on Strilun IV.
List of appearances
- Halo 3 (First appearance)
Sources