"Welcome, my esteemed colleagues and sketchy associates - let me ask you - what year is it?"
"That's right! It's the year <datacorrupted>!! We here at The Company have no use for antiquated prison systems. Our Sawians are not human prisoners owed the dignity of a private cell or time associating with their fellows in large, unsecured cafeterias. Plus, as we continue to develop new xenotypes of Sawians, the security risk only grows, especially if they interact."
"Behold! Feast your eyes on my cell! The Cell of the Future! An all-in-one holding cell and testing chamber, designed in such a way that its occupants never have to leave! Ever!"
"It can comfortably fit up to two Sawians at a time - but believe me, I've crowded in WAY more before they started dying!"
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This idea has been tormenting me for so long that I actually considered buying a Photoshop subscription to bring it to life. I also tried Canva and GIMP, but I can't make heads or tails of those tools. So, stingy as I am, I decided to just thug it out with my good ol' pal MsPaint.
Please let me know what you think! What should be added/edits you'd make. I'd love to hear feedback. Seriously, spent like two hours on this lol.
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Cell light. Operates on a 12hr/12hr clock, but can be manipulated remotely and via the control screen (see 10.) Otherwise, it turns on and stays lit for 12 hours before turning off and staying dark for 12 hours, regardless of whether the Sawians occupying the cell are awake or not.
Vapor showerhead. Similar to what the Drop Pods already come equipped with. Can be controlled remotely and via the control screen (see 10.) Otherwise, it is manually-activated via touch by the occupying Sawians desiring to clean themselves. Can only be activated once per 24-hour period. Keep in mind that the showerhead can dispense ALL KINDS of vaporized liquids. Antiseptic water is just the default.
High-flow air vents constantly supply the otherwise air-tight cell with a fresh air mix (Oxygen, Nitrogen, Argon, etc.) Another vent is tuned to safely remove CO2 and any other airborne elements. Both vents can be controlled remotely and via the control screen (see 10.) Naturally, these vents can dispense/remove ALL KINDS of gases from the cell's environment.
Fish-eye camera lens capable of recording the entirety of the cell at all times. Can be controlled...yadda yadda. An alarm sounds if the camera is damaged in any way, and the cell is pumped with nerve gas.
Toilet. Fully capable of removing all types of liquid and solid waste. Only flushes when the lid is closed and locked, can not be opened while in operation. Flushing is limited to 6 times per 12-hour period, with the count resetting with every lapse.
Sink inlaid into the rubber floor. Activated via touch by the cell's occupant. Water allotment is limited to 2L / 12-hour period. Its water supply can be replaced with ANY LIQUID.
Food dispenser, loaded with dog kibble by default, but can be loaded with ANY KIND of solid food. Drops into a tray inlaid in the rubber floor. Dispensed food is limited to 10kg / 24-hour period. The food dispenser can only be controlled remotely or via the control screen, since Sawians can't be trusted to do this on their own.
Rubber flooring. Earlier prototypes included rubber-matted bunks, but these were discarded. There is a closed circuit inlaid just beneath the rubber surface. If the circuit is damaged in any way (like from Sawian claws), an alarm sounds, and the cell will be pumped with nerve gas. A drain for liquid waste sits in the center of the cell. Another alarm will trip if the drain is tampered with, and the cell will be pumped with nerve gas.
A soundproofed door of solid steel no less than four centimeters thick. Original blueprints called for Tungsten, but that can get expensive quickly. The door slides upward via electromagnets and is assisted by hydraulics. In the event of a blackout, both of these systems are designed to fail immediately and keep the door closed via weight.
The Control Screen. Displaying all information related to the cell's occupant(s), as well as the camera's operation. Most systems can also be accessed, viewed, and controlled via this screen as well.
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