PSO Cloning System

Procedural Somatic Override

The Procedural Somatic Override system is a next-generation biomedical framework designed to preserve, restore, and reintegrate individual consciousness in cases of extreme physical trauma or loss of body. Developed through collaborative efforts between the Central Medical Division, the Central Research Division and NanoTrasen, PSO bridges the gap between biological repair and cyborg production.

Through a combination of neuro-archival, somatic regeneration, and post-recovery identity stabilization, PSO ensures that patients suffering from otherwise irreversible conditions may be returned to functional, cognitive, and emotional wholeness — with minimal loss to memory, behavior, or personality traits.

PTAH Frame

Clone cultivation framework

A full-body regenerative tube built from adaptive bio-synthetic matrices and encoded species templates. It enables safe housing of consciousness while mimicking original somatic structure and function. As of this time, cloning capabilities have been able to adapt to every known sentient species that has partnered with Central Command.

SEKER Core

Storage of neural backups

A neurologically mapped archival system that records and reconstructs individual mind-states, memories, and behavioral patterns. It maintains a patient’s cognitive blueprint across shifts, and memory storage is held securely withing Central Command's most secure vaults.

OSIRIS Trigger

Activation and consciousness awakening protocol

A controlled reactivation protocol that safely restores full consciousness and cognition after brain death or body decomposition. Due to the limits of the system, bodies that have reached an advanced state of decomposition may lose some memories, as well as experience temporary psychosis.