Pico-Jelly

• Variable Form Trans-state Picorobotic Mass, nicknamed “Pico-Jelly”
• Designer: Miles Gunn
• Manufacturer: Lorath Matriarchy

The design which would eventually become Pico-Jelly was initially conceived as a medical tool intended to be used to seal wounds. The creation was partially inspired by the capabilities of other nano-robotic applications, particularly those with the ability to shift mass about and create desired shapes. The Pico-Jelly derives its name from its composition being a gel comprised of picoscopic robotic devices almost universally paired with a secondary material.

As the original use for Pico-Jelly was to serve as a medical tool capable of being used in a variety of situations dependent only upon the composition of the “jelly” and the creativity of the user. As a result of the variable form of the jelly, the substance proves to have a myriad of potential applications, from being used in its original role as a medical tool, to being used as a device for personal amusement.