Temporadyne Laboratories was founded by Cecil Lancaster early in 208 AU to serve as a business entity to handle the manufacture and sale of a magnetic lock system invented during his tenure at the University of Valvia. The initial contract called for installation of the magnetic lock system on high-security vaults aboard Jade Hand vessels, including the Jade Fan, under tight NDAs. Production demands quickly exceeded the capabilities of the small machine shop at the university, necessitating the move to a small workshop leased at Islo. During the brief tenure at Islo, Temporadyne was involved in a number of smaller research and development efforts in addition to primary contract of magnetic lock fitting, including the development of an enhanced sensitivity magnetometer and the investigation
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| - Temporadyne Laboratories was founded by Cecil Lancaster early in 208 AU to serve as a business entity to handle the manufacture and sale of a magnetic lock system invented during his tenure at the University of Valvia. The initial contract called for installation of the magnetic lock system on high-security vaults aboard Jade Hand vessels, including the Jade Fan, under tight NDAs. Production demands quickly exceeded the capabilities of the small machine shop at the university, necessitating the move to a small workshop leased at Islo. During the brief tenure at Islo, Temporadyne was involved in a number of smaller research and development efforts in addition to primary contract of magnetic lock fitting, including the development of an enhanced sensitivity magnetometer and the investigation
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| - Temporadyne Laboratories was founded by Cecil Lancaster early in 208 AU to serve as a business entity to handle the manufacture and sale of a magnetic lock system invented during his tenure at the University of Valvia. The initial contract called for installation of the magnetic lock system on high-security vaults aboard Jade Hand vessels, including the Jade Fan, under tight NDAs. Production demands quickly exceeded the capabilities of the small machine shop at the university, necessitating the move to a small workshop leased at Islo. During the brief tenure at Islo, Temporadyne was involved in a number of smaller research and development efforts in addition to primary contract of magnetic lock fitting, including the development of an enhanced sensitivity magnetometer and the investigation of a captured Hidden Fleet X-36.
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