JUST CLONING AROUND
I was in the lab, drifting on and off near sleep, and reflecting on the holograms we were developing. How they might serve mankind well as disposable proxies for humans in vocations such as search and rescue, police work, firefighting, and other risky occupations. How they might even work as effective decoys and facades, even as actual substitutes for SWAT teams, ICE agents, bomb disposal personnel, and other paramilitary purposes. If we could only make them more functional and durable integrate basic robotic frames into them, like those being developed in our robotics division. The problem has been that, holograms tend to fade when exposed to sunlight or even bright interior light. They become translucent and even disappear in bright light conditions of any kind. For this reason, I've been formulating a transportable pigmentation process (TPP) to resolve the refraction, reflection, and dispersion of color in tissues that holograms are exposed to in sunli...