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Castle Brush
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Of course. Passive sensors, acoustic and EM, distributed across the weave in a clever array, constantly recharging and calibrating itself as the material flexes. Counter-rotating coils produce a hydrostatic musculature effect, turning side-ties into versatile tentacles. Integrated computer understands most simple voice commands. Thrown like a discus, it's a mini-UAV for scouting, a bolas, or a powered garotte. On the ground, it slips bonelessly through the tiniest crevices. A wonder designed by the Precursors themselves, with countless tactical applications.
Or, so they say it once was. Too heavily miniaturized for full self-repair capability. Eventually the ultratensile myomer threads wore out, and many of the raw materials necessary to replace turned out to be in Diplomat-held space.
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