SOLO-1 is designed to draw from independent sources and hand over between them automatically. A sealed cell in the base bridges any gap, and the insulated shell holds temperature on its own if every source is lost.
A closed perfusion circuit takes over the work of the heart. It moves preservation solution through the body's own vessels, conditioning temperature and composition on every pass, with a standby pump ready to take over.
A non-invasive sensor crown sits around the head and reads neural and thermal state continuously. Its data travels on a dedicated channel, separate from the rest of the chamber.
Each SOLO-1 carries its own identity and position beacon. From hospital intake through transit to the facility vault, its location, seal state and chamber conditions report continuously to operations.
BCI is Bunker's own interface between the brain and the system that preserves it. It reads the brain's state through the sensor crown and reports it directly to Bunker operations, for the entire length of every preservation.