Planetary programming

Planetary programming is one of the few supreme technologies which, along with SSP, took a vast amount of resources, time and efforts to achieve, but unlike the the latter, it became obsolete.

Homelanders used this technology very often and broadly, especially in the production field.

After Final Singularity, it virtually isn't used.

Overview
Planetary programming was developed and implemented after several decades of countless tests and studies, with more than half of the Homelanders participating in this.

The archives section on the servers now contains gigabytes of text information and myriads of graphic files that weren't usable in planetary programming, being a side product of the main project. But despite this, they also were used in more ways than one.

Principle of operation
The core of this technology is a giant supercomputer complex, located in the middle of the inhabited Home. It is powered up by many orbital stellar power stations that transfer energy via pulse star transmitters. This supercomputer complex vastly surpasses an alloyed CPU both by its calculation power and energy efficiency. It's safe to assume that the complex could be considered an advanced AI, but without self-awareness.

When a Homelander wishes to use planetary programming, they send a message to the complex using a wireless type of data transfer. When the message arrives, the complex immediately processes the request and defines what should be done to fulfill it. After that, the complex sends commands to the biological nanorobots that are located near a Homelander who sent the request.

Main article: Biological nanomachines

When the complex sends commands, biobots look for any appropriate natural resources nearby, process them in a required way, and then use the energy coming from the complex to accelerate the final product to the Homelander who sent the request. It typically takes several minutes to fulfill an average request. Bigger and more complex requests can take up to fifteen minutes.

Over time, the Homelanders built four additional supercomputer complexes in the North, South, West and East. They use energy from additional orbital stellar power stations.

Applications
The Homelanders mostly use planetary programming in the production of various goods, from simple fruits to the star sphere. With this technology it's easy to find, process and deliver natural resources in a very short time. Many Homelanders also use planetary programming to evenly distribute different kinds of certain natural objects all over the planet to combat the naturally-occurring desertification of forests, soil erosion, and other negative effects of the environment.

Energy supply
The supercomputer complex is one of the few structures in the Home that require constant and powerful energy input.

While the orbital stellar power stations, that transfer energy via microwave transmission to rectennas, installed on tall steel structures, satisfy the Homelanders' needs in planetary programming, there are several additional power sources used as reserves.

The majority of these sourcers are fully-automatic nuclear power plants, which use radioactive chemical elements, such as uranium, extracted from seawater and from meteors.