Simulated Intelligence Network

The Simulated Intelligence Network (SIN) is a feature of American Coalition unmanned autonomous units. A concept made real by Einsoft, SIN allows unmanned units operating in close proximity to harness parallel distributed processing to enhance a UAU's situational awareness, enhancing its tactical decision making ability and overall increasing the unmanned unit's lethality and ability to operate independent of human control for extended periods of time.
In short, a SIN allows squads of UAUs such as Raptors running Simulated Intelligence Systems to share senses and processing power, enabling the command unit to better direct the rest of the squad and make more informed and discriminate decisions. The network goes both ways, enhancing non-command units as well. Raptors are able to operate without SIN in the case where wireless transmissions could compromise operational security, but in doing so degrade their combat effectiveness to that approaching human levels.
Second-generation Tactical Dolls utilize a similar concept to SIN, though development of the doll's distributed network was unrelated.
Category:PACYOA: TE
Category:TE Technology
Category:Artificial Intelligence
Category:American Coalition