ARMIS

Assault and Reconaissance Mechanized Interdiction System, or ARMIS, are humanoid biomechanical weapons systems developed by the Delta-Orange Research and Development Group, but the concept and theory was stolen by Aeyzerian spies and utilized during the First Intersystems War, first deployed alongside Highlanders as rapid response and reinforcement forces, as a response to the Eurasian Federation's GOLEMs. They then became the standard in mobile mechanization and saw heavy activity throughout the New Era and After Exodus.

History
The Delta-Orange Research and Development Group was asked to deliver a versatile, next-generation mechanized weapons system that could effectively change the entire manner in which combat would have to be waged.

The logic was as such- to have such an effect, said weapon had to be versatile, agile and able to endure long runs of activity.

There was no other weapons system better than the human body. As such, they decided to use it as the template, and build upon it.

For nearly two decades, testing to fine-tune certain genes for maximal growth, size, strength, and endurance, and modified the muscle to be more compatiable with artificial blood, which would deliver more oxygen and take away more waste products while carrying a whole host of nanomachines and bioregenrative cells that would act in deference to removed organ systems such as the liver, kidneys, digestive tract, etc., allowing for the muscle packages and the A-blood within to be a super-efficient, self-sufficient system.

The ARMIS was the de facto game-changing combat system. Able to carry tank-sized, or otherwise unconventional weaponry and wield it in a conventional manner with excellent agility allowed for multivariable mission applications that the Aeyzerian Military recognized very quickly. In comparison with the Federation's GOLEMs, the ARMIS was more flexible, had longer operational times and were easier to maintain.