There are two types of robots assisting the Solar Aegis Enterprise – Humanlike HUMOTS aka Hobots, which means HUManoid robOTS or Humanoid rOBOTS. The second type are Crabots – crab robots.
Hobots labor marching on toward a job site
Hobots look like humans, but their faces display a fixed expression of duty, dedication, enthusiasm, or whatever the case may be. This expression is prescribed for each class of hobots (engineers, workers, security personnel, etc.). Humots can mimic gender and skin color.
This creates the impression of equality and diversity. Humots (Hobots) can communicate in four areas: human speech, microwave, radio, and optoelectronics.
Crabots are specialized robots for heavy loads. They work independently of humans and are designed for harsh environments or special tasks in other locations.
Crabots have six legs and four arms that can be extended. They look like giant crabs. Crabots do not speak human language (this is not necessary) and have PIDs (personal ID codes) instead of personal names. They communicate with Solar Aegis headquarters in Miami. The modes of communication are microwave, radio, and optoelectronics.
Five Classes of Hobots
There are five classes of hobots. They have human names like Clara, Max, Esther, Cecilia, Klaus, Hermann, Amayak, and so on. Solar Aegis gave me a robot. His name is Klaus. He is very smart, kind, and always willing to help. Klaus tells Hermann (Lorenz’s PA humot) what he has heard from us. Most of office workers here at the Miami Headquarters and at the Lunar Base are hobots. Only a few engineers and local managers on the Moon are humans. There are no humans on Mercury – only dedicated, specially designed and built Crabots can survive the harsh Mercurian conditions.
Humots speak the language of humans. When they work with their bosses, masters, or partners, they must use only the language of humans. That is why the local or main security office has disabled their other communication channels. This way, we can be sure that they really say nothing more — and do not secretly talk among themselves.
Both Humots and Crabots are being constantly and publicly monitored by security specialists as well as by individuals with Security Clearance Level 1 (the boss—Lorenz Beeses, and me, too, of course) and a few individuals with Security Clearance Level 2 (need-to-know). This makes it safer, and the robots can work without humans.
The communication monitoring system in my office looks like a 24-inch TV hanging on the wall. It has very good picture and sound quality. All offices at Beeses Labs in Miami are protected against theft, fire, and noise, and sound-proof with top security sound insulation. It’s quiet in my office. I turn the monitoring system on mainly for entertainment, for example, like when Cecilia tells Marta that Max is misbehaving. It’s entertaining and gives me additional ideas for improvements and further development.
Hobots are deployed here at headquarters in Miami and at the lunar station. The lunar station is currently being expanded. Crabots are working on Mercury, where they are building solar power plants, spaceports and overall harvesting infrastructure. The security department at headquarters monitors the Crabots to prevent them from getting bad ideas, pulling other tricks, or being compromised. That’s why they, the possessed crabots, oftentimes try to mask their communications with white noise.
The security department is supposed to believe that those are Chinese or Russian spies trying to infiltrate the Mercury base. The security department views every trick as an espionage and diversion act and destroys it immediately and all participating crabots no matter – both senders and receivers. The security Crabots are controlled directly by the security department at Solar Aegis headquarters in Miami, Florida.
Next time, I will tell you more about how Hobots (Humots) and Crabots work.
