Name of Product: Autonomous/Tactical Machine Doll (A/T Doll)
Years in use: 41
Current model: Gen 3 Block 10
Programs: Various, tailored to customer specifications
Detailed information:
Autonomous Dolls (A-Doll) are a form of highly customizable android, extremely human like in appearance and are flexibly programmed with advanced AI units that, when tailored properly, are capable of independent operation and occasional human-like responses.
Originally developed as servants and body guards for the rich A-Dolls were approved for limited military use shortly after the, at the time new, 'advanced' second generation showed the capacity for independent operation. Thus the Tactical Doll (T-Doll) standard arose, a modification to the A-Doll standard capable of being tailored to specialist battlefield roles.
While the availability of 'Dolls' has traditionally been limited due to cost, Dolls have recently begun to become more common within the last few years as older T-dolls are retired and replaced with more modern third generation variants. These decommissioned T-Dolls are often stripped of military components to return them to the A-Doll standard.
Occasionally other goverment organizations purchase these newly surplussed Dolls as they are cheaper then the purchase of a new doll. This has lead to large availability of after market Doll upgrades and optional equipment.
While capable of independent action, Dolls have yet to be classified as sentient beings.
Logged by: Tula Ramanegan
Years in use: 41
Current model: Gen 3 Block 10
Programs: Various, tailored to customer specifications
Detailed information:
Autonomous Dolls (A-Doll) are a form of highly customizable android, extremely human like in appearance and are flexibly programmed with advanced AI units that, when tailored properly, are capable of independent operation and occasional human-like responses.
Originally developed as servants and body guards for the rich A-Dolls were approved for limited military use shortly after the, at the time new, 'advanced' second generation showed the capacity for independent operation. Thus the Tactical Doll (T-Doll) standard arose, a modification to the A-Doll standard capable of being tailored to specialist battlefield roles.
While the availability of 'Dolls' has traditionally been limited due to cost, Dolls have recently begun to become more common within the last few years as older T-dolls are retired and replaced with more modern third generation variants. These decommissioned T-Dolls are often stripped of military components to return them to the A-Doll standard.
Occasionally other goverment organizations purchase these newly surplussed Dolls as they are cheaper then the purchase of a new doll. This has lead to large availability of after market Doll upgrades and optional equipment.
While capable of independent action, Dolls have yet to be classified as sentient beings.
Logged by: Tula Ramanegan
