GRG Project: New Dawn

[Richard J. Raymond]

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Genesis Research Group Project: New Dawn.

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Alright, so we have been swamped. We have managed to finish everything, besides testing the system live at work, but we will try to test that tomorrow. So basically, the most important thing the server farm is now running. Currently, we keep it at 10% capacity while the first few ships get finished to be flight-ready in the next few hours. The Program is also finished and running, but no ships are active right now, and it will be tested when we send the first ships out. So let me explain what happened.

Let's start with the server farm. So we installed and wired all the server Racks up while another team installed the underpressure cooling systems.

With this cooling system, we have the best possible efficiency in all ways — better signal transmission through the cables and better running times on our components. Furthermore, we installed cameras in all corners and some iris scanners at the entry and exit of the room. We also added finger scanners that even detect your pulse before you can access the server Racks directly. When we tested it, no one was able even to open the door to the server farm before the security pointed their weapons on them. We also though to install fully automated turrets that fire on everything that is not registered and tries to enter, but that could end badly... So we decided not to do that. Anyway, the program is already on the server and should run just fine. I will show some simple examples of how the server runs nothing too fancy.

So this is the early prototype that I upload here because we don't want to give anyone a chance to hack this and see how the current running program is functioning. Anyway, so as we can understand, all the commands work on the server-side if the ship will accept and follow the commands is something that we will see later today.

So to continue with the ships, we managed to scrap all the systems that I mentioned in the last log. It gave us a great space to work and even more space to wire everything up correctly. I also decided that we will use the false wired part and be careful with our wiring because if we had to open all the components and reworked them, it would have taken way too long. So now my crew is doing the last bits of the installations and the fine-tuning, so we should be soon flighted ready. It was a hard bit to get everything up and produce what we don't have, but least we can quickly say that we have our first product very soon.

For now, that's all,
Jade out.