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9/1/2015 5:43:58 AM
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Some what: when R2 interfaces with a computer node his on board software sends communication cmd code strings to the network he is interfacing with and vice versa:
Its like plugging your computer into the internet or a lan network and then sending a text or chat message. Your computer's Operating System never leaves your terminal node (pc) but allows you to communicate with the network and vice versa.
And like your computer's OS and the fire wall protecting your computer from un authorized attacks or communications from the network;
Droids have a semi physical separation from their main functional AI OS and the software they use to communicate with computer network interfaces.
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Right. But how fast can they process the information then?
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Edited by DarthBrando: 9/1/2015 6:14:39 AMWell its like a text or chat msg in principle but its waaaay different. When R2 interfaces with a computer network that has an on board AI (like the cloud city network that told him the falcons hyperdrive was disabled) he talks to the AI within the network to find what he needs or do what hes trying to do. When R2 interfaces with a network with no AI (like the death star computer imperial network) he has to go through the file structure of the network to find what hes looking for or do what hes trying to do. When R2 interfaces with a binary machine node (open a door or activate industrial machinery) he has to go through the program functions of the device to activate the one he wants to in order to open the door or shut down or activate something. Speed depends on size and organization of the network and R2's processor rate
