Neural Conduit Interface is an interface that connects a synthetic consciousness or neural pattern to another system or body.
¶ Function and Use
An interface that connects a synthetic consciousness or neural pattern to another system or body.
¶ Documented Uses
- A neural conduit interface connects a synthetic consciousness or mapped neural pattern to another system or body.
- That connection makes transfer and reconstruction possible while also creating a point at which identity can be monitored, interrupted, or controlled.
¶ Appearances
- Starship Dominatrix: Apotheosis — Neural Conduit Interface appears or is directly referenced in this work.
- Angel — Neural Conduit Interface appears or is directly referenced in this work.
¶ See Also
- Angel — Angel appears in the documented history of Neural Conduit Interface; A canonical short story about Chlo, young Yvonne, the CKS Orpheus accident, and the secret reconstruction of Yvonne as a synthetic person.
- Starship Dominatrix: Apotheosis — Starship Dominatrix: Apotheosis appears in the documented history of Neural Conduit Interface; The fourth Starship Dominatrix novel brings Jack and the crew into a final conflict with X3, corrupted power, coercion, memory, and belief.
- Synaptic Lattice — Both articles examine the series' consciousness history; A synthetic neural framework capable of receiving and sustaining a mapped consciousness.
- Yvonne's Wireless Interface — Both articles examine the series' interface history; A concealed wireless capability in Yvonne Kaiden's synthetic body that becomes crucial to her escape and the countermeasure against X3.
- Artificial-Person Construction — Both articles examine the series' synthetic history; The engineering practice of building a synthetic body and mind capable of developing independent personhood.
- Synthetic-Body Reconstruction System — Both articles examine the series' synthetic history; The system that prints synthetic tissue and reconstructs a body from physical and neural scan data.
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