Project THEIA
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Project THEIA is a UNSC research project focusing on the production of optical sensors. The project is a field test for - among other things - extremely compact, mission-specific optronics used by field commanders.[1] A number of FCI-I attachments employ THEIA technology, including the FCI-I/BASIL attachment for the GEN3 SOLDIER-class Mjolnir and the FCI-I/PROFORMA attachment for the ENIGMA-class Mjolnir - the latter of which being one of many THEIA-derived generation-after-next sensor systems.[2] THEIA-derived technology is also present in the MAUROS faceplate upgrade for the Mark V Zeta helmet.[3]
It is unclear whether Project THEIA has any relation to the P237-THEIATEK optical suite developed for the AKIS helmet, or the Project SCLERA which produced it.
List of appearances
- Halo Infinite (First mentioned)
Sources
- ^ Halo Infinite, Armor Hall: FCI-I/BASIL - Helmet attachment Description "Project THEIA is a field test for - among other things - extremely compact, mission-specific optronics used by field commanders."
- ^ Halo Infinite, Armor Hall: FCI-I/PROFORMA - Helmet attachment Description "One of several offshoots of Project THEIA generation-after-next sensor systems."
- ^ Halo Infinite, Armor Hall: UA/MAUROS - Helmet attachment Description "THEIA-enhanced up-armored faceplate for high-threat response."
