TNMN
TNMN, the newest high-end and extremely expensive SBA (Superior Bodyguard Android) model by iRCorp announced earlier this week during Berlin's ExpAndro is nothing short than a disruptor in the protection industry. Equiped with state of the art regenerative exoskin, eyes and growing hair, it renders a whole new era in the humanoid trends that started couple of years ago when iRCorp changed its vision from what they called "smart shells" to a line of human-like androids no one could recognize as such during interactions. TNMN is far from mass production priced at 50 million credits with only five produced and fully tested.
Hesus Velas - iRCorp marketing spokesman - announced the astounding Asimov tests results achieved by the new generation SBA in his efforts to justify what medias said is a "ridiculous price for a doll". Reaching 99.98 compliance rate, TNMN is truely the best android created ever since AI 0.1 managed to pass the tests with 67.67 ten years ago. Fully loaded with all protective knowledge, weaponry and combat skills known to mankind, it uses undisclosed AI version software that rumors say is being filed for patent by iRCorp and will turn the market around.
Besides its technical advantages, TNMN is as "real" as an android can get in 2056. Its exoskin will bruise and heal, its hair will grow if its owner asks, eye color changes under communication pattern known to those who can afford to buy it. iRcorp have pushed it all to the next level with minor visible symmetry inconsistencies that add up to the feel of human. This has of course stirred and fired up some anti-android religious fractions to recognized it as "the new hand of devil" which was in turn used by the company CEO as a selling pitch when he responded: "If you want to live the years God have given you, you will need the new hand of Devil along your side".
The public has also reacted massively in social media to the very controversial "non-android" product images released in Berlin, where TNMN is featured with a bruised eye, posing with the very trendy nowadays chin make-up.
Despite the different opinions out there, we could not agree more with anyone than with the writer J.Kono who commented "The world has changed many times because of what we did, I think for the first time we will witness the world changing because of something we created".
Hesus Velas - iRCorp marketing spokesman - announced the astounding Asimov tests results achieved by the new generation SBA in his efforts to justify what medias said is a "ridiculous price for a doll". Reaching 99.98 compliance rate, TNMN is truely the best android created ever since AI 0.1 managed to pass the tests with 67.67 ten years ago. Fully loaded with all protective knowledge, weaponry and combat skills known to mankind, it uses undisclosed AI version software that rumors say is being filed for patent by iRCorp and will turn the market around.
Besides its technical advantages, TNMN is as "real" as an android can get in 2056. Its exoskin will bruise and heal, its hair will grow if its owner asks, eye color changes under communication pattern known to those who can afford to buy it. iRcorp have pushed it all to the next level with minor visible symmetry inconsistencies that add up to the feel of human. This has of course stirred and fired up some anti-android religious fractions to recognized it as "the new hand of devil" which was in turn used by the company CEO as a selling pitch when he responded: "If you want to live the years God have given you, you will need the new hand of Devil along your side".
The public has also reacted massively in social media to the very controversial "non-android" product images released in Berlin, where TNMN is featured with a bruised eye, posing with the very trendy nowadays chin make-up.
Despite the different opinions out there, we could not agree more with anyone than with the writer J.Kono who commented "The world has changed many times because of what we did, I think for the first time we will witness the world changing because of something we created".
AndroidWeekly, 10 June 2056
