Computerized Alert Relay Systems

  W.I.L.L.O.W.I.S.P. labs have been experimenting with the concept of Computerized Alert Relay Systems for years. At its beginning stages, the technologies were implemented into vehicles without much individuality or personality. The system was strictly as its name suggests: an automated communication device to broadcast messages from W.I.L.L.O.W.I.S.P. headquarters to each individual agent's mode of transportation. These messages were generic and nothing was unique about any of them. Soon, to avoid suspicions, the messages were coded to sound like normal radio shows or even songs sometimes, but most were still not at all disguised, but clearly stated in a robotic monotone fashion.   Over time, the labs began to add more features to the technology according to the agents' wants and needs. More models were rolled out, tested, and tweaked. Later, they became even more advanced with voice-control capabilities and other functions to aid the agents besides simply relaying an automated message to them in audio form. The technology was then further expanded with AI and given more personality. Now, each C.A.R. is tailored to each vehicle it is embedded into. They become one with the vehicle and take on their own persona and voice. Many agents even give them a name.  

Access & Availability

Other automated assistants have been created by companies and individuals all over the world, but the exact Computerized Alert Relay Systems that W.I.L.L.O.W.I.S.P. manufactures are not available to any public persons or entities. Their existence is not known outside of the organization, and the core roots that make the technology unique have not been found out by anyone besides the scientists who work to develop it. These secrets are confidential.
 

Complexity

Though Computerized Alert Relay Systems may seem like any other automated assistant to the average person, there are several complexities that are unknown to the untrained that set this technology apart from the others. The internal scripting and functions of the system remain secret and are heavily encrypted. Each vehicle equipped with a C.A.R. has security measures and anti-hacking firewalls in place to ensure that the technology does not fall into the wrong hands.   If a vehicle is siezed by a person outside of the organization who attempts to dissect it, the C.A.R.S. are also programmed with a self-destruct feature to stop them from being found out and exploited. This may consist of the physical vehicle exploding, or simply the technological interface being completely wiped clean without a trace.   Each C.A.R. is developed with its own unique personality. When they are no longer in use or have been destroyed, their exact persona cannot be duplicated. This is somewhat of a novelty but also a safety feature, for the coding is different for each system, and if one is somehow broken down, the secrets to the technology as a whole may still be preserved.