Artemis Spear
"Development of the Artemis Spear has been the peak of architectural innovation. I am happy to announce that we are still on schedule for us to be fully up and running by first quarter of 2026."
~ Lugus Martin
Purpose / Function
The Artemis Spear is going to be the center of research and development of electronic tracking software and hardware to assist government agencies and law enforcement in tracking down criminals and persons of interest.
Architecture
Artemis Spear is comprised of thick metal walls to keep the experiments contained, but glass walls to the sections that aren't sensitive to give the sense of open concept.
Defenses
Artemis Spear is currently guarded by hired guards to ensure that no unauthorized individuals are on the premises. In addition, locations that have been fully constructed for minor functionality have electronic and biometric measures in place to keep current projects and blue prints secured.
History
The Artemis Spear is the result of Artemis, Inc. winning a bid with the Department of Defense for development of technology that will assist in the tracking of personnel, assets, and adversaries in austere environments.
The CEO of Artemis, Inc., Lugus Martin, decided the new funds would be utilized to expand upon the current capabilities of his company and create a laboratory specifically to address the demands of the contract. There were a few cities that petitioned to be selected for the laboratories construction. Lansing, Michigan won the bid and has welcomed Artemis, Inc. to the city with open arms doing what they can to facilitate the development of the location.
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