A proposed event for 1995 was to have the air launcher set up at Blasthaus and operated over the web by anonymous users. Below we describe an initial design of modular communications and interface field units that can provide standalone Internet access. Viewing units allow passive viewing of live remote images using CCD camera and on-board compression. In the extreme case, cellular phones can eliminate the need for any local services. Due to the diversity of machinery at SRL, we will provide custom software for each unit.
All units communicate to the outside world via a remote Server through phone or ethernet lines.
Below we outline a rough summary of equipment for each unit. Other costs include transport and per diem for our support crew. The overall architecture for the Further Explorations in Lethal Experiments implementation is composed of a Java applet that acts as a web interface to the air launcher and communicates with another Java program running on a PC that receives the commands from the user and passes them on to the serial port to operate the device. The server is multi-threaded to enable chaotic, free for all control of the air launcher. No login is required to provide for anonymous destruction.