Used as enhancement material for Exospines.

The Extreme Nano Element produced by Tetrastar is also known as a Quantum Nerve. Quantum Nerves function as nanowires, processors, and even memories, making them an electrical engineer’s dream come true. Omnipotent, universal, and almighty… Aside from all this marketing jargon, no one knew what it actually was, except for Mother Sphere.

Used as enhancement material for Exospines.

As humanity’s semiconductor technology moved toward singularity, neither ordinary people nor Tetrastar’s engineers could understand the device’s design. It meant that an unknown artificial intelligence was creating things that couldn’t be understood. The performance of the mass-produced devices created with the advanced design was unquestionable.

Used as enhancement material for Exospines.

Tetrastar killed off all the competing foundry companies through its bold moves and then bought them to become the dominating company in the semiconductor market. Surprisingly, the issue of monopoly did not arise. The media only praised the stable supply of nanodevices.

Used as crafting material for Nano Suits.

Fusion and adaptation. Eidos Company’s extreme polymer materials achieve their goals by synchronizing with the system on a particle by particle basis. Heats when the temperature is low, hardens when danger is detected, and stops bleeding in case of injury. Even with these features, excellent body fit, deformability, and reliability are guaranteed. At this level, it would be safe to say that the material itself became an extension of the body.

Used as crafting material for Nano Suits.

Eidos Company’s high-quality polymer materials boast amazing quality. They have excellent biomedical compatibility and can freely adjust color and properties according to electrical signals. It’s used in the military, medical field, electronics, civil engineering, textiles, and household goods. You can find this material anywhere imaginable.

Used as crafting material for Nano Suits.

The concept of making something gradually shifted toward printing. Especially in the fashion industry, it became impossible to tell the difference between a clothing factory and a print shop. This meant that lumps, powders, and filaments of polymer materials were immediately turned into products.