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'''WEAVEworms''', also known as '''SILKworms''' (Latin: ''Bombyx mori''), are a patented [[Sekiguchi Genetics]] [[Biosynthetics|biosynthetic]] technology used in the 3D printing of [[Runner]] [[biomata]] [[shells]] from [[synthsilk]]. The original silkworms found in nature were the immature larval form of the [[Wikipedia:Bombyx mori|silk moth]].
'''WEAVEworms''', also known as '''silkworms''' (Latin: ''Bombyx mori''), are a patented [[Sekiguchi Genetics]] [[Biosynthetics|biosynthetic]] organism used in the 3D printing of [[Runner]] [[biomata]] [[shells]] from [[synthsilk]]. They are the immature larval form of the [[Wikipedia:Bombyx mori|silk moth]].
 
== Behavior ==
[[File:LOOT WeavewormStasisKnot.png|thumb|right|200px|A stasis knot formed by abandoned WEAVEworms.]]
WEAVEworms have programming in their operational data sets that cause them to experience "hunger", encouraging them to consume previously-woven strands of synthsilk while laying newer, more refined layers as part of the rethreading process. As a result, WEAVEworms with damaged, incomplete, or completely absent programming—such as those abandoned on [[Tau Ceti IV]]—will attempt to consume one another, forming a [[WEAVEworm Stasis Knot|stasis knot]].<ref>''Marathon'' (2026), Codex, WEAVEworm Stasis Knot: AN INTRODUCTION TO  SYNTHSILK</ref>


== History ==
== History ==
Sekiguchi Genetics had a long line of precursor technologies that led to the WEAVEworm, which included:
*[[2198]] - [[EARTHworm]] developed to accelerate processing of refuse.
*[[2212]] - [[WAXworm]] developed for the inspection and maintenance of hazardous sites
*[[2235]] - [[SEAworm]] and [[SPACEworm]] developed for the inspection and maintenance of deepwater sites and exoatmospheric sites, respectively
*[[2433]] - [[DEEPworm]] and [[WARPworm]] developed for the inspection and maintenance of deepwater sites and exoatmospheric sites, respectively
*[[2687]] - [[SILKworm]] developed for the printing of pre-structured prosthetics
In [[2809]], all SILKworm series and subtypes are rebranded under the new WEAVEworm phylum<ref name="WEAVEtime">''Marathon'' (2026), Codex, WEAVEworm Stasis Knot: WEAVEWORM TECHNOLOGICAL TIMELINE</ref>
In [[2893]], a [[UESC]] parasite program called [[TRIOXYS]] (named for a [[Wikipedia:Parasitoid wasp|parasitic wasp]] that implants its larvae in other insects) compromised WEAVEworm integrity. [[NuCaloric Agricultural]] AI [[Gaius]] updated shell firmware to resist.<ref>''Marathon'' (2026), Codex, Selection Pressures [1/4]: CODE FRAGMENTS: CERBERUS</ref>
In [[2893]], a [[UESC]] parasite program called [[TRIOXYS]] (named for a [[Wikipedia:Parasitoid wasp|parasitic wasp]] that implants its larvae in other insects) compromised WEAVEworm integrity. [[NuCaloric Agricultural]] AI [[Gaius]] updated shell firmware to resist.<ref>''Marathon'' (2026), Codex, Selection Pressures [1/4]: CODE FRAGMENTS: CERBERUS</ref>


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File:Cross 2893BeginRun.jpg|A biomata [[Runner]] shell being woven in [[2893]].
File:Cross 2893BeginRun.jpg|A biomata [[Runner]] shell being woven in [[2893]].
File:Marathon LoadingScreen.jpg|A partially-woven biomata shell surrounded by silk moths and pupae.
File:Marathon LoadingScreen.jpg|A partially-woven biomata shell surrounded by silk moths and pupae.
File:LOOT WeavewormStasisKnot.png|A stasis knot formed by abandoned WEAVEworms.
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