Category:Neural Interface

Other than dragons, brain-interfacing technology was one of the largest breakthroughs of the 22nd century. The earliest version of this technology was Implanted Partial Neural Interfaces, known as IPNIs. They were basically plugs at the base of the skull that allowed users to plug their brains into anything. The issues with this technology quickly became apparent, as the brain couldn't handle this partial change. Additionally, addiction to the chemicals an IPNI could create became a wide-spread problem, leading to the rise and moslty extinction of Rapunzels.

The next technology to evolve was the Adam/Eve Unit, a controversial neural interface that allowed a human to have the navigational region of a dragon's brain implanted into theirs.

After that came Neurodonors, the most ambitious step yet. People had their entire central-nervous system removed and placed into a robotic body. This whole interface, without any outside plugs, fixed the issues present in the original IPNI.

Axioms have been around since long before the book began, but they've been getting more sophisticated as time passes.