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Tarsus

业务范围为spacecraft components的Human公司


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Tarsus
产业Spacecraft components
产品Jump modules, quantum drives, scanners
公司编码TARS
种族Human
所属地区地球联合帝国
创建者Selma Tontil
创建于公元2292年; 662年 前 (2292)

Tarsus (Tarsus Electronics) is a spacecraft component manufacturer that produces jump modules, quantum drives, and scanners. It is founded by a pair of mechanics who were attempting to make an affordable module that would convert a quantum drive into a jump drive, Tarsus has evolved to become one of the main producers of dependable jump drives in the 地球联合帝国 (UEE). Over time they also expanded to build their own quantum drives and scanners as well.[1]

History

Tara and Alfon eventually did leave to explore the stars, but their company continued on under the watchful eye of CEO Tontil, who bought out the pair's controlling shares. Under her leadership, Tarsus moved from just producing jump modules to also producing a popular line of 量子驱动器s.

Over the centuries Tarsus has continued to develop and grow, and though the populace at large enjoys their products, the Jumper mentality is never too far from their core. When Tarsus' testing division was frustrated with having to use off-the-shelf scanning devices and nav computers, they developed their own to better be able to see how their jump drives performed. The in-house versions become popular with the staff who installed them on their own personal ships, and soon the ships of fellow exploring enthusiasts. It didn't take long before word got out, and now Tarsus is as well known for their equipment to help you find jump points as they are for helping you navigate through them.

As much as Nick Croshaw gets credit for expanding Humanity's reach, it is safe to say that our expansion would never had been as rapid or as vast if it hadn't been for Tara Dilione, Alfonsus Carbrino and their homegrown Tarsus mod. To quote Alfon, "The pieces had all been right there thanks to the hard work of so many others. Tara and I just happened to be the lucky ones who put it all together."[2]

Trivia

  • The name Tarsus is likely named after the Tarsus light freighter from Wing Commander: Privateers, one of 克里斯·罗伯茨' games.[1]

Gallery

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References

  1. 1.0 1.1 Ben Lesnick. "Visual Guide: Corporations (Part 3)". Jump Point. Vol. 9 no. 7. pp.32. Retrieved 2021-07-31.
  2. Portfolio: Tarsus Electronics. 通讯链接

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