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2.1 Structural Design

Docking Ports
Zeta
● ARGO - III is equipped with the highest
order of materials and space exploration
technology to provide accommodation for
upto 600 residents at any instance.
● ARGO - III’s primary purpose is to clear the
ever increasing cloud of space debris
making escape from earth very dangerous
and possibly impossible.
● ARGO - III has three different methods of
debris collection based on the size and the
speed at which the debris is travelling at .
● Safety of the citizens is given the utmost
priority, no cost has been spared in the Omega
research and development of all the
technical aspects.
● ARGO - III is also capable of providing Gamma
natural views of earth and moon due to the
nine windows provided on board
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2.1.1 Exterior Design

ZETA/OMEGA/GAMMA Dimensions

Front View

Top View
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2.1.1 Exterior Design
● The non-rotating and rotating components will be connected by
titanium ball bearings connected to the interfaces using ceramics to
prevent space wielding.

• The payload is cleaned at the docking

interface using a standard procedure.
• The cleaning begins by water sterilization
and then air drying, followed by UV
sterilization for any left over microbes.
• then the payload is transferred to the
rotational volume with the help of entry
points provided on the counter rotational
holdings
Rotational and Non Rotational Interface

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Docking Interface
2.1.2 Hull and Window Composition

The components of the hull and windows will be held together by the super strong Loctite 638 Adhesive,
which exerts a very high adhesive strength on all metals and ceramics, including passive substrates like
stainless steel. The materials are chosen with both radiation protection and strength taken into account
both of which are the biggest challenges in space exploration.

(3 ft.)
(5 ft.)
(0.8 ft.)
(0.8 ft.)
(0.8 ft.)
(5ft.)
(3 ft.)

(3 ft)

Window Composition Hull Composition

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2.1.3 Pressurisation & Rotation

Area of the Acceleration

Pressurization Rotation
Settlement due to Gravity

Residential Areas g/3 Pressurised Rotating

Counter-Rotating Variable Pressurised (Pod Rotating

Spokes and Ring Systems only)

Non Pressurised Central Axis Micro-Gravity Non-Pressurised Non-Rotating

Debris Processing Micro-Gravity Pressurised Non-Rotating

Unit

Observatory Micro-Gravity Non-Pressurised Non-Rotating

Space Debris Micro-Gravity Non-Pressurised Non-Rotating

Docking Port

Server Hub Micro-Gravity Non-Pressurised Non-Rotating

Transportation 0.25 g Pressurised Rotating

Non Rotating Hub
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2.2 Area Allocation

Component Area (in Sq feet) (Manufacturing,

Waste-processing,
Pub/Night club/Bar 9700
Debris Processing)

Gym 2580
Library 20450
Restaurants 16145
Storage 29600

Banks/lockers 26900

Cinema Hall 16145

Residential and
Arcade Centre 11840 Commercial area
Shopping Centre 48440
(ZETA/OMEGA/GAMMA)
Hospital 96875
Hotels 59200
Parks/Playground/r
193750
oads
Residents 171150
Industry 157200
Refer to Section 4.1 for overall map of interior land areas
Total 860000
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2.3 Phase of Construction

PHASES CONSTRUCTION

1) Central Shaft is constructed. In phase one (2045-

2046)

2) Server System and Space Debris Processing Unit are

constructed, with the Debris Processing Unit as a temporary
housing facility for the workers. This will be done in the second
phase (2047)

3) Workers arrive and further construction begins.

Transportation Hub along with Counter-Rotation Spokes are
constructed. Phase (2049-2051)

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2.3 Phases of Construction
PHASES CONSTRUCTION

4) The 3 Residential Areas omega zeta and gamma are

constructed and Solar Panels are installed. Internal
Construction begins post exterior hull construction. Phase 5
(2051-2055)

5) Space Debris Docking Port and Observatory are

constructed. Thrusters are installed and rotation is initiated.
Phase 3 (2048-2049)

Final Checks are made and Immigration starts.

Phase 4 (2055-2056)

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 2.4.1 Engine Orientation
● The thrusters meant for initiation and preservation of rotational
momentum are attached to the outer plane of the residential areas
and are different from the ones used for orbital b.
● The thrusters meant for orbital shift are attached adjacent to the
rotational thrusters and apply thrust in a direction normal to that of
the rotational direction.

Total Thrust for Orbital Shifts : 8.5 * 108

N
Thrust per Thruster : 2.83 * 108 N

Thruster Interface
Orbital Shift Thrusters Rotational Provision Thrusters
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2.4.2 Shielding from Space Debris
• Agro uses silicon bucky structures to capture micro space debris. The net is deployed in front of
the settlement while it goes in a retrograde orbit to that of the debris
• Agro uses high power lasers to deflect any rogue debris.
• If the interception of the space debris and the settlement is above a safe point, agro deploys
debris collection bots which will work on the same principle but will have a better reinforced
capturing net.

Silicon Bucky Structure

Solar Panels

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3.4 HABITAT CAPTURE
The debris capture mechanism has four phases:
A. Automated inspection:- Debris characterisation criteria:
(1) size and distance from the settlement
(2) basic composition (by spectroscopy) to reveal whether the debris i
sa micro-debris cloud or a larger object- microdebris is then
directly swept up by a Si-Buckystructure net in a retrograde orbit.
A. Human inspection:- Upon detection of satellite like objets, a manned jet
(Teratornis) with a separable buckystructure net is deployed. Teratornis:
(1) approaches the object when at a distance
Si-Buckystructure Net for Microdebris
(2) detaches net, stabilizes the object’s rotation.
(3) latches onto the object and humans are allowed to inspect it to
determine whether the object is fit for dismantling, depending on ownership.
30 ft.
A. Initial enclosure:- The settlement aligns itself with the object’s orbit during
orbital shift. Once it finally approaches it, a hand-like structure, whose claws
can fold into each other, forms an enclosure of a predetermined radius. The
inner surface of the claw deploys a white buckystructure sheet, which
ensures:
a. All gaps are closed off.
b. Any damage to the object is prevented. 93 ft.
B. Final capture:- The arm’s base retracts and opens into the settlement,
leading into the sorting process. Macrodebris Enclosure Mechanism
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3.4.Debris Capturing Automation
Micro-Debris -
• Alerts are given to the management when clouds of Micro-
Debris are detected, the decision to capture is made by the
crew
• Sensors are placed on the edges of the net
• When an appropriate amount of debris(predetermined by
crew) is detected inside the net, the retraction process is
initiated automatically EVA: Closed, net not deployed.

Macro-Debris -
• Trajectories for Space Vehicles can be set by the computer
systems (Manual Overrides Available)
• They hold their position when astronauts are not onboard,
automatically
• When astronauts deboard the Satellite, tethers connected to
their suits grapple them towards the ship.
EVA: Open, net deployed.
4.4 Extra Vehicular Activity
• Inspection for debris at least 20 sq.m. in area
• A net will be deployed to despin the debris.
• The astronauts would leave for EVA in the Teratornis.
• The ship will keep distance from the debris for safety and match the velocity of the debris keeping
the relative velocity zero. • The astronauts leave the
spaceship with the same
velocity as that of the spaceship
and land safely on the asteroid
and inspect the debris.
• Spacesuit designs prevent
humans being affected by
radiation.
• All the while, the astronauts will
be connected to their own ship
with Tethers.
• After inspection is over, they will
reel their tethers by a remote
control, helping them safely land
back on the Teratornis.

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5.4.1 Triage Area

Entrance

Triage Area -
• Used to test if Satellites are Dangerous
• Strong inner surface
• Has Antennas around the walls
Triage Bot -
• Used to agitate the Satellites, to check for any Exit
misfires of their thrusters
• They have thrusters all around their body
• They are remote controlled

Thruster
5.4.2 Debris Storage
STORAGE AUTOMATION
Material Transport Bot -
• Transport the refined materials to the storage facility
• Have Sensor Bars
Satellite Transport Robot - Sensor Bar
• Transport whole Satellites or big satellite parts to the storage facility
• Have Sensor Bars
Storage Elevators -
• They move the robots between the different levels of the storage
facilities
• They can detect when a robot has gotten on
3.1. LOCATION AND CONSTRUCTION

● Construction processes for the outer hull and

thrusters will commence at L1 given its stability and
proximity to Earth.

● Construction near Alexandriat will reduce the cost of

transportation of raw materials and will ensure faster,
more efficient supply and variety.

● Once the exterior construction (phase 5) is complete

the ship is transferred to an orbit between the earth
and the moon i.e., 38000 km from earth, near
Alexandriat (36000 km from earth) for the interior
construction of the settlement.

Location of Argo-III

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3.1. CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
S.NO Material Source Uses Amount(feet3) No.of CASSSCs

1. GaAs (Gallium Earth Radiation Shielding 2550740 408

Arsenide)

2. Graphene Solar Cell Earth Energy Generation 637690 95

3. Water Separate Contractor Radiation 464050 128

Shielding,Thermal
Insulation

4. CrCoNi Alexandriat, Structural Integrity 2550700 408

Bellevistat

5. Lead Glass Earth Radiation Shielding 867700 128

6. Lunar Regolith Moon Radiation Shielding 2550750 408

7. Palladium Alexandriat,Bellevist Structural Integrity 1392100 223

at

8. Carbon Nanotube Earth High Tensile Strength 370800 55

9. Graphene Alexandriat,Bellevist High Tensile Strength 637700 102

at
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Total 1955
3.2.1 ATMOSPHERE AND CLIMATE
Gas Residential

Composition Partial Pressure(atm) Mass of gas(kg) No.of CASSSCs

Oxygen 24% 0.1872 735,353.397 46

Nitrogen 75.7% 0.59 2,029,537.9 128

CO2 0.1% 0.00078 4,245.318 1

Water Vapor 0.2% 0.00156 3,447.76 1

Total 100% 0.77954 2,772,584.38 176

Air revitalization
● 2-Bed Molecular Sieves remove CO2 from the atmosphere, incorporate Carbon Molecular Sieves (CMS) to absorb CO 2
over water vapour, eliminating the need for desiccant beds.
● Hyper-HEPA filters are used to remove other impurities.
Temperature control
● Temperature- controlled by PID thermostats, heat moderated by ammonia- pumped through freon-lined tubes and the
upper water layer.
● Humidity- ultrasonic humidifiers; Air circulation- pressure by industrial-grade fans with aneroid barometers for
measurement
Day/Night Cycles
● sunlight capturing domes on the exterior of the settlement for day-night cycle ( Day-14 hours, Night-10 hours)
● During the day, there will be additional exposure to blue light, as it suppresses melatonin and increases productivity. 19
3.2.2 STORAGE FACILITIES
QUANTITY OF FOOD REQUIRED FOR THE POPULATION PER DAY

FOOD GROUPS CHILDREN WOMEN MEN TOTAL MASS TOTAL VOLUME

GIRLS BOYS

VEGETABLES AND 206 kgs. 227 kg. 206 kgs. 247 kgs. 886 kgs. 1861.083 ft3
LEGUMES
FRUITS 165 kgs. 165 kgs. 165 kgs. 165 kgs. 660 kgs. 2683.91 ft3

CEREALS 302 kgs. 330 kgs. 330 kgs. 330 kgs. 1292 kgs. 63.5664 ft3

POULTRY 165 kgs. 165 kgs. 165 kgs. 198 kgs. 693 kgs. 165.979 ft3

DAIRY 385 kgs. 330 kgs. 275 kgs. 275 kgs. 1265 kgs. 43154.52 ft3

TOTAL 1223 kgs. 1217 kgs. 1141 kgs. 1215 kgs. 4796 kgs. 47929.058 ft3

STORAGE PROCESS
• Before storage, food is dehydrated and undergoes irradiation, later packaged in polymer nanoclay films.
• The food is loaded into CASSSCs, which is highly pressurised, cryogenic and has a regulated gas composition ( 46%
nitrogen, 46% argon and 8% carbon-dioxide).
• 285 CASSSCs-loads of food are required for imports from contractors, every 40 days.
• These CASSSCs are stored in the common area, one situated in each of the three residential areas.
• In case the poultry products are not available from the contractors, they can be grown and sustained by stem cells

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3.2.3 POWER GENERATION & DISTRIBUTION
• Multi-junction solar cells on GaAs substrates are used for solar power. they are covered with
electrochromic glass and anti-reflective coating, the latter to increase efficiency.
• The energy collected will be transferred to all parts of the settlement using wires laid down
by ZAP! Industries.
• Auxiliary sources like CH4 from the Sabatier process, electricity from bikes and gym
equipment, etc. will provide additional electricity.
• Power walls consisting of Graphene based solar capacitors present around the residential
areas will be used for the storage of electricity.
• The power storage unit is situated in the utility section, covering an area of 30,000 sq. ft.

Power Distribution

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3.2.4 WATER MANAGEMENT
Residential Uses Amount (per
person per
day- Litres)

Drinking 2

Toilet 9

Shower 7
● Total amount of water for
residential use is 40,000
L. Faucet 12
● Total amount of water for
industrial use is 30,000L. Water Management
Clothes 15
● 2,00,00,000L of water is
stored as water layer.
As measures for conservation of Others 21
water:
● Clothes will be cleaned
and dried using air Residential Water
washing. Distribution
● Bathing replaces showers
with bioflavonoid and
natural emollient-rich gels
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for cleansing.
3.2.5 WASTE MANAGEMENT
Non-Biodegradable Non-Biodegradable Biodegradable
Recyclable Non-Recyclable

300 kg/day 54 kg/day 3271 kg/day

The toilet systems will be provided by Waste Products, thereby obtaining water, phosphorus, and carbon.

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3.2.6 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
Wired Systems Wireless Systems:

It will be used by servers like the bot server, admin server etc. It will be used by residents for full time internal communication with
other residents, using Spectra.

● The wired mode of system will take place through fibre optics, due The wireless mode of system will take place through Wimax, chosen
to the resultant higher bandwidth and longer range due to voice and video transfer capabilities, telephone access and
● The Subcontractor- ZAP Industries will supply the wires for optic strong transmission of data at high rates, upto 31 Gbps
fibres for data transmission

Communication Dimensions Number of Systems/ Weight of Each Total Weight External

Systems Devices System/Device Communication
Takes place through
Wired Systems Each System:123 ft long 4 5.625 kg 10 kg
Orbit Link
Total System: 492.126 ft
long Communications which
will augment traditiona
communications
Wireless Systems Diameter:4.17in 4 340 g 1.36 kg channels
Height:2.70in

Personal Devices 10in x 6in 900 500 g 450 kg

Total CASSSCs 1
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3.2.7 TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM

The food and cargo containers will be transported through a system of underground vacuum suction
canals, which allow a controlled distribution of the containers to all the households.
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3.3 VEHICLE,MACHINE FOR CONSTRUCTION
Bot name Methods Functions

Interior Construction Bot with nanobots 3d printing Building internal layers of the settlement
Selective laser sintering Airtight seals on the internal structure

Exterior construction bot Contour crafting Building outer structure of the settlement.
with nanobots DMLS

Inspection Bot Spectrometer Inspection for faults during construction of settlement.

MEMS technology

Raw materials
Raw materials

Hull
Alesandro

Raw materials

Layland

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4.1: Community Design
● This settlement provides beautiful scenery, along with congenial living to residents at 1/3g and 1.4 rpm.
● Food/consumables distributed through, by paying on a device attached to the PCD, food distribution centres located in
the common area. ● Education facility is through an
● Settlement food will be supplemented by regular imports from different contractors. online portal - online tuitions
● Residents will also be provided with ample natural light using large window areas. are directly from earth based on
their ages/level of
understanding.
● Population is divided in 3
sectors. If one of the sector is
compromised,residents will stay
in other 2 sectors in inflatable
houses by Blown Away.

Recreational Activities

Spas Restaurants Happi Bars

Gyms Library Arcades

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4.1 Consumables
CATEGORY Quantity TOTAL Typical Quantity per ● Furniture
Furniture household provided by
Calcium (500 mg ) 60 per person per month 36000 tablets Item Large Print.
Vitamin D (400 IU ) 4 per person per month 2400 tablets Dining Table 1 ● Each house is
School/Office supply equipped with
1 per person per month 1650 + 50 items(visitors) Side Table 4 Smart Windows.
packs
Paper 50 sheets per person 27500+50 sheets Sofa 1

Soap 2 per month 1100 soaps Chair 6/8

Bathing gel 2 per month 1100 bathing gel
Shampoo 1 per month 550 shampoo Closet 4

Toiletries 1 set per month 550 sets Bed 1 per room

Bed
(Supplier: Remotely Local Products)
Electrical Appliances Quantity Total
Computers 1 per person 550 items
Phones 1 per person 550 items
Induction stove 1 per house 237 items
Refrigerator 1 per house 237 items Table
Microwave 1 per house 237 items (Supplier: Carbon Creations)

● Extra consumables can be bought from shopping centres.

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4.2 Residential Layout
Resident No. of No.of Area of No. of Total Area/2 (sq ft)*
type floors bedrooms residence residence Anticipated Demographics
(sq ft) s
Ages number Percentage
Single (3 2 3 1,400 105 73,500
of people
sharing)

Single 2 1 1,000 45 22,500 5 - 18 16 3%

18 - 60 522 95%
Couples 2 2 1,200 75 45,000
60+ 12 2%
Family 1 3 1,500 12 18,000
Type number of
people
*Single and couple residences will be apartments in two-storey buildings, thus reducing the
area by half. Single men 188
• Typical accommodation for permanent provided = 550 people Single Women 172
Residential Area = 159000 sq ft
Open Spaces = 180000 sq ft Married people 174
Community Area = 313900 sq ft
• Total living area = 652900 sq ft Children 16

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 3 BHK - 2 Storey house
4.2: 1500 sq. ft.
1 BHK - 2 Storey house
1000 sq. ft.

16ft 20 ft

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2 BHK - 2 Storey house 3 BHK - 1 Storey
1200 sq. ft. House 1400 sq. ft.

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4.3: Spacesuit
• Spacesuits will be subcontracted through Extreme Survival Technology

Name Quantity Special Features

Biosuit 600 ● Stretch Alloy Band Suit - Shape

Memory Alloys (SMA)
● Polycarbonate helmet. Flechtel
Constructors provide white bucky-
\structure film
● Viscous thermal-regulating gel
layer
● Life support system

Hard 35 ● Layer of silicon bucky-structure

shell white fabric for space debris
suits protection.
● Layer of boron nitride nanotube
(BNNT) for radiation protection.
● Towards the inside there will be a
layer of Ni-coated graphite fiber
combined with brass dust.

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4.3 Vehicles
The Teratornis Teratornis

• Used for outer space travel and space debris exploration

• The vehicle will transport 3 astronauts at a time.
• has thrusters at one end and on the top which will help in acceleration,
deceleration and taking off; along with providing direction to the vehicle.
Locations of Airlocks
Pods 10 ft
• Pods will be used for travel between different residential areas.
• They can carry 60 people at one time in one pod and can travel at a
maximum speed of 75 mph
• They will go through the airlocks present 3”
Airlock:
● 3 airlocks subcontracted through Lossless Airlocks 2”
● Present at the meeting point of the spokes and the Central Hub.
Handrails: Handrails
● Made of metals (chromium,tungsten,titanium)
● Located on the outside of the settlement for easy navigation
Tethers:
● Used to enhance safety of humans.
● Connected to space suits through a small hook.
● Made of intertwined bucky-structure and glass re-inforced hydrogel.
Debris Processing Unit
● All the operations based on debris processing will take place in the
Debris Processing Unit.
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5.1.1 Exterior Construction
Alesandro
Contains
nanobots inside
Arms equipped
Rotatable with welders
thrusters

Vents with Extendable

Dust Filters arms

● They will be responsible for all construction of the settlement’s

exterior. They get recharged using solar power.
*Body Made of
● Part of the Server for Construction is sent initially.
Titanium Alloy
● It will have space for storage with tools required for construction.
Sulphur Lunacrete
● After construction, becomes a part of the settlement.
Coating .
● Have Nanobot (provided by NanoSolutions) Storage and Refueling
facility, use them for sealing surfaces.
● Control Panel is disabled during space operation.
 5.1.2 Interior Construction
Layland 3D Printer
Fine lasers
● Responsible for all interior constructions including
furniture, flooring, etc.
● Arms and Battery are easily replacable.
● Batteries are integrated and distributed in each Arm, Main
Battery in the Body.
● Use Adhesive on their claws to climb along walls.
Attachment on arms for
Sharp tools
CASSSC Transportation cutting-edge
tools
● Brought in by External Construction Robots.
● Transportation through rollerbots inside the settlement to places
requiring CASSSCs
● Modified and placed by internal construction robots.
5.2.1 Inspection, Maintenance, and Repair

Jace-
• They inspect malfunctioning bots.
• Carry out minor repairs when bots appear to be broken or in case
of any minor jamming inside with spectroscopy.
• Can change its height to adjust to different bots ranging from 1ft
to 50ft.
• Take the robot to Repair Facilities in case of serious damage.
Jerry -
• They are repair bots
• There are 3 Repair Facilities, one in each residential area.
• Major repairs are conducted by this machine at the facility
• This uses triangular technology and an eyeball scanner
 5.2.2 Safety Functions
*Made of Titanium Gold Alloy

Fire Mitigation -
Kosmos :
• Responsible for aerial fire mitigation
• The Hexacopter uses Li-ion batteries
• Fire Extinguishers: CO2, sand and water.
• It has sensors that detect the type of fire and employs the relevant
method.
Lander : Monoammonium
Phosphate H20
• Responsible for terrestrial fire mitigation extinguisher
• The bot detects the fires using Computer Vision and Thermal Imaging CO2 fire
extinguisher
Cameras.
• H2O only used in case supply of Monoammonium Phosphate is lacking
• Uses a hose capable of rotating vertically with a freedom of 110°, to
spray down fires.
• Capacity: 105L x 3
5.2.2 Safety Functions
● Made of Reinforced Steel
Miles -
● Responsible for Crime Mitigation Net capturing
● It acts as security personnel with the responsibility of preventing system
any crime.
● It is equipped with top-down type AI that has been trained based
on archived crime footage and reports.
● It is bulletproof and has a 360 camera.
● Uses computer vision
● Uses Li - ion Batteries
● The bot patroles at a speed of 10 km/h, and has a top speed of 70
km/h.
● The bots trap the criminal until management authorities arrive.
 5.2.3 Health Safety
● Made of Reinforced Steel
Butler Bots:
Ambulance-
● It carries out regular health checks for the residents and
informs hospitals in cases of emergency.
● It consists of 4 storage compartments installed with tools
and sensors required in medical examinations
● It assists the resident with their daily tasks.
● It is synced with the Home Auto-Centre and thus can
provide it with information of uncompleted tasks.

Robotic arms Butler

used to take Life monitoring Bot
care of patient systems and
during transit. primary life saving
mechanisms.
5.2.4 Contingency Plan

Emergency Prevention Contingency

Server Failure Firewall, Encryption and Backup Servers come online.

regular maintenance.

Fire Fire Detection Sensors are Fire Mitigation Robot(s) will

present all over the settlement. come.

Depressurization Sensors are present all over the Pressure Levels are restored
settlement that report data to automatically, when low.
the admin subserver.

Undetected Debris Macro Debris lying in the orbit Orbital Change in the path of
of the settlement are already the settlement.
recognized and plans are
prepared.
5.2.5 Secure Access
Access to Data
Level Access Clearance
Directors Access to main control Top tier officials of the
server – data related to robot settlement and company
control and surveillance

Dev ops Access to admin server – Administrative officials of the

data related to administrative settlement
functions and resident files

Worker Access to communication Researchers, scientists and

server- data related to crew members vital to the
research and statistics , data functioning of the settlement
on company logs
User Access to all of the data of Casual users, anyone who
residential server – resides in the settlement.
personalised home
automation, public internet
use
5.3.1 Enhanced Liveability
Smart Home Systems and Personal Device
Home-Auto-Centre ● Used to control the different systems of
. the house.
● Butler bots are controlled through these.
● Takes voice commands

Artificial Lighting ● The colour of lights and temperature of

System the room can be adjusted according to
the residents desires by hand gestures.
Spectra
Entertainment ● There will be transparent LED windows
Windows which can turn into TVs which can be ● The foldable screens
controlled with the help of PCD that we are providing
the residents will be
connected to public
wiMAX at all times.
● Has a SOS button
● It has an attachable
device to pay for
amenities.
5.3.2 Privacy
Data Security Down server
Central Control Server
Back up
Back up server
Ability
Back up server runs by
Failure the last updated data
and takes up the role of
Hashing-scans for the main server
Encryption- AES- communicating directly
maliciously edited
256 will be used to the receivers
files in backup
in storage of data
server
Robot Server Failure Central Control server The central server holds
failure enough power to control
Real Time Back up servers- functions
Communication- located in
Serverless residential areas
encrypted direct limits chances of Back Up Server Failure Main server Periodic checks are
communication physical losses done on all servers to
ensure no failures
5.3.3 Control Systems
Servers are cooled by a water pipe containing cool water, reused in a
cycle which prevents excessive heating.
Server Function Specs
Central Control Server - Main heart of all networking 1 PetaFLOP, 5 PB SSD, 4 TB
-Residential subserver - Sub servers filter process and DDR7 RAM, 48 cores @ 6.4
-Admin subserver store data GHz,
-Communication - Located in central axis
subserver
Construction server - In use during construction of 256 exaFLOPS clock-rate, 128
Robot Control Server settlement PB SSD, 2 TB DDR7 RAM. 32
- In use as robot control and data cores @5.2 GHz
storage
- Located in central axis
Back up Server - Updated weekly by WIMAX 1 petaFLOP clock-rate, 2 EB
- In use during emergency SSD, 2 TB of DDR7 RAM. 48
- Located in the 3 residential cores @ 6.4 GHz.
areas as sub servers
6.1. Project Scheduling

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6.1. Project Scheduling

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6.2 Costing
CASSSC used:
• Food : 285
• PCD: 1
• Water : 50
• Atmosphere : 176
• Furniture : 10

GRAND TOTAL COST :

$44,813,129,090
Amount billed from the
foundational society :
$3,447,163,776
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