Android Blueprint Tech

IGN - Vale
Byond User - Sykon1010
Alignment - Chaotic Neutral
Race - Tsujin (Head Scientist)
Tech - Android Blueprint

Vale was tired, and aching. He had cured the problem with his heart, with help of Mavros. After the whole incident with that Demon Lord, or whatever.  It had left him severely fatigued. A lot had happened, and after the 13 years of rigorous research. He realized something.  IF he died, all of his hard work. All of his research, would be left to ruins.

He needed to find a way, something, ANYTHING to record what research he had completed. Something, ANYTHING.  But what.  Standing in the middle of the ship, or rather in the bed chambers, he plopped down on the couch, and laid down along it. The beds were occupied. He began to think.  It really couldn't be THAT difficult, right?

After a few minutes, he slapped himself in the face.  For being rather stupid. "Jesus christ, It's almost as easy as writing it down on Paper," He shot up, and ran out of the Bed Chambers, turning right.  He ran down the hall way, turning right again.  He kept moving, passing up the dock area, and once again turning right.  He went straight on, entering the password to his lab quickly, the door sliding open.

He began to slowly walk into his lab, the door shutting behind him.  He walked over to his long desk. He wouldn't need his research desk for this, so in lue of this, he plopped down, and began work.  He pulled over some spare chips, and began to hardwire coding onto them, to simulate a blueprint of sorts. IT was almost exactly like writing, except he was simply coding the instructions to building one of his many technologies onto a chip.

After a few minutes, the chip was done.  It was pretty big, but he didn't know how to compact it.  He slid out of his seat, and plopped down in front of his computer, sliding the chip into it.  He began to enter some keys, solidifiying the data on the alluminum chip.  Why Alluminum?  Because it was the cheapest material he could afford.  It was abundant as well.

The material of course didn't matter, it was the wiring, and hard coded information on the chip's external surface.  It allowed the chip to be downloaded into any computer, uploading an image, and instructions on how to build something step by step.  In this case, he hard wired it to an Air Mask.

It required a filter along the mask, a respirator to expel the vacuum of space if one was present in it.  It would also provide oxygen from the Hydrogen of water, by pulling air bubbles to the entrance of the mask. A pretty simple design to mimic, even without a Blueprint, but it was a test. It was easy, and seemed fairly successful.