Autonomous Mechanized Units
Mechanized technology and artificial intelligence
AMUs
Autonomous Mechanized Units, known as AMUs, combine the power of Cores with . Their development allows the IURR to deploy war machines capable of operating where a human presence is limited or impossible.
Technological origins
AMUs incorporate . The systems used in their development originate from .
The details of their adaptation to the Union’s mechanized units are .
Power supply and operation
An AMU requires ten Cores to function. Its autonomy depends on the integration of the mechanized system with .
Reactors become depleted and must be replaced. Their use retains the supply requirements and radiation risks inherent in Red Bloc machinery.
The absence of an onboard pilot allows these units to be deployed without directly exposing a human operator inside the machine.
Strategic importance
The FNC views the combination of military autonomy and Core power as a threat to the balance of the Cold War. The ability to deploy combat machinery without human pilots makes AMUs one of the most unsettling advances in the IURR’s arsenal.
Their control systems remain among the Red Bloc’s most closely guarded secrets.