Psychotronics

Psychotronics are an advanced form of electronics that take advantage of Psionic Technology, a technology developed using the principles of psionics.

Description (Specifications)

Psychotronics makes use of psychoactive materials and psionic principles that allow higher performance characteristics than conventional electronics limited by physical principle and electromagnetic boundaries.

Selected Pychotronic Devices & Technologies

1. Metempsychosis
2. Mind Control Technology
3. Neural Activity Sensor
4. Psi-drug
5. Psi-Staff
6. Psion Emitter
7. Psionic Shield
8. Psionic Shield Helmet
9. Psionic Switch
10. Psionicist Detector
11. Star Map Projector

History & Background (Dossier)

The Zhodani used early forms of psychotronics and the Droyne have also used such technology far ahead of their time. Many Ancients artifacts seem to use psychoelectronic technology, which is not well understood by Imperial science.

Technological Overview of Electronics

• Analogue Electronics → Macroelectronics (Conventional Electronics) → Microelectronics → Optoelectronics → Myelotronics → Claytronics → Nanotronics → Fuzzy Electronics → Atomtronics → Psychotronics

Electronics Generations:

1. Analogue Electronics (TL:4-6)
2. Macroelectronics (TL:4-6) (Conventional Electronics or Digital Electronics)
3. Microelectronics (TL:7-9)
4. Optoelectronics (TL:10-12)
5. Myelotronics (TL:13-15)
6. Claytronics (TL:16-18)
7. Nanotronics (TL:19-21)
8. Fuzzy Electronics (TL:19-21)
9. Atomtronics (TL:22-24)
10. Psychotronics (TL:25-27)

See also

Psionics

§ == ( Please refer to the following AAB Library Data for more information: ) == §

• Psionicology
  • Psion AKA Psionicist
  • Psionic Talent
  • Psionics Institutes
  • Psionic Strength
• Psionic Technology
  • Psi-drug
• Psychotronics
  • Psionic Shield Helmet
  • Psionic Switch

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