Streetcleaner Armor

Streetcleaner armor, officially designated Semi-Powered Chameleon Exoskeleton, is a set of armor designed by the Forty Clubs Syndicate, patterned off of stolen Semi-Powered Infiltration armor. While vastly inferior to its parent armor in terms of capabilities, and even more so in comparison to Mjolnir, it manages to run extraordinarily low production costs for a powered armor exoskeleton, and is vastly stronger than conventional armors.
== History ==
The armor's development history originally began with a shipment of stolen Semi-Powered Infiltration armor. Taken from a military warehouse on Cadmus and delivered to a research facility located on an unmarked naval vessel, the armor was quickly disassembled and reverse engineered to the best of the Forty Clubs' abilities. Their research group, Kitchen Sink Developments, had previously specialized in manufacturing weapons and explosives, their most widespread productions being patterns for printable plastic weapons. 
From the outset, the main goal of the project was to be able to produce a suit of powered armor as cheaply as possible for mass production. From the outset, it meant that certain functions wouldn't be present, such as the fine level of active camouflage on the SPI armor, the AI integration, strength, or shielding of Mjolnir, or the user integration in speed and reaction times afforded by either.
The development process proceeded in several rounds. Given the low production costs, each round was accompanied by a host of prototypes, each iterating on the previous variations to some degree. Usually, each round would focus on a singular issue, such as camouflage or force-multiplication systems. In the case of more difficult issues, multiple rounds were spent, power generation and force-multiplication being the two most time consuming and expensive to solve. As a result of this development process, there are dozens of variants of the armor existing, and dozens more modifications and attachments for each individual variant. 
Streetcleaner armor has seen only limited combat use. Aside from very few military operations conducted by the Forty Clubs Syndicate in which the use of the armor was covered up, the armor's greatest publication came from several suits captured by the UNSC in various locations across the colonies, suits having been sold or offered to various criminal and Insurrectionist organizations. As of yet, the UNSC has not tracked down the primary manufacturing and research facility, though they are fairly certain the Forty Clubs and the Kitchen Sink is behind the trafficking and production of the armor.