G.A.I.A.

G.A.I.A. (Greenway Agricultural Information Automaton) is an advanced agricultural aid equipped with a personality module created by Greenway Solutions to increase the number of technologically literate people in a post-War environment.
==Background==
As part of his belief of Producers and Consumers, Derek Greenway thought that if an insufficient number of Producers survived the a war then technology and sciences would fade away leaving humanity in a state of barbarism. Derek thought of two solutions, creating a society that could exist without Producers, and making it so any consumer could easily become a Producer. The first solution became the experiment for Vault 29, the second led to the creation of the G.A.I.A. units.
==Characteristics==
Using various technological resources and designs from fellow Societal Preservation Program-affiliated companies, including the Vault-Tec Corporation C.A.M.P. and the Artificial Personality Module system created by a scientist of Big MT. Using these, along with their own Biological Research Station Greenway Solutions created the Greenway Agricultural Information Automaton. Each Greenway Solutions employee, starting from the top going down, was assigned a G.A.I.A. unit and standard personality module to be stored somewhere safe in their house for possible post-War rediscovery. 
Along the "back" side are ports compatible with most forms of pre-War technology, including 6 holotape slots (one of which is required to store the Personality Module) a Pip-Boy 2000 slot, and Pip-Boy 3000 Mark IV plug adapter (both genders). Through these ports, the G.A.I.A. is able to copy data to and from any connected storage device.
==References==
Category:Automatons
Category:Artificial intelligence