There is a new trailer for Abstergo Entertainment’s upcoming movie, ‘Assassin’s Creed’, which will appear in cinemas on December 21st, 2016.
The movie is about the Animus and the genetic history of Callum Lynch, whose ancestors were important figures during the time of the Spanish Inquisition. Continue reading
Ever wonder where the ideas for inventions come from? How something like Velcro came to be or why you can read some computer screens in the sun and not others? The answer is closer than you think. Biomimicry is the study of nature for new ideas on how to solve human problems.
For example Velcro came about by studying burrs and how they stuck to fur and other materials. Being able to read a screen in the sun comes from looking at how light is reflected off butterfly wings.
Biomimicry even helped created the animus. By studying birds and how they migrate we were able to discover the ability of recalling ancestral memories to relive historical events. The next time you go outside, Abstergo wants you to remember that what you’re looking at might be the next great invention.
Recently, an update has been made to the Animus. Here is the change log:
– Added a system to make the Animus accessible for more hours
– Added a new security system, viruses have now been “run-over” [ERUDITO]
– Interface made more accessible and simpler
– Animus functionality increased. Less probability to have connection problems to your memories and misplaced desynchronizations. Less mixed up timeline problems.
Thank you for reporting all the problems you’ve found in the Animus and all our other products.
With the announcement of a-OS 4.0, Abstergo has been fielding a number of questions from the public, but the most common is why a company with a main focus on pharmaceutical development needs to explore the past in such great detail with the Animus.
Abstergo is committed to solving the toughest riddles in the medical community, with the most critical focus on eliminating antibiotic-resistant bacteria and super viruses. We know that rapid DNA mutations within these types of bacteria and viruses are what cause them to be resistant to pharmaceutical treatment, and that finding a way to stop these mutations from occurring will be the key to eliminating them. Our scientists believe that uncovering the source of a particular virus and tracking its progress throughout history will allow us to map its mutations and discover a pattern or common occurrence. By tracking more than one at a time, we can see if there is a similar pattern that spreads across all mutations. With the Animus, not only can we truly see history as it unfolds, but also retrieve accurate, first-hand data of the progress of human diseases.
Abstergo’s ultimate goal, however, is to develop a nanobot that can be administered to a patient orally in a pill. Once in the patient’s system, it will be able to identify, track, study, and destroy any infection from a common cold to cancer!
Exciting news from the R&D division of Abstergo: a-OS 4.0 coming later this year!
After extensive work with Project Legacy and the Animus DDS, Abstergo engineers have just about completed the software code that will allow users to explore the DNA memories of anyone in history! Thanks to our Animus testers and users from around the world who have given consent, Abstergo DNA databases have been loaded with enough information to make this exciting opportunity possible. Imagine being able to relive the memories of people who actually lived during some of history’s most exciting times! Live as a painter during the Renaissance, a revolutionary during the French or American Revolution, a pirate in the West Indies in the exploration of a new continent…the possibilities are endless!
Stay tuned to our blog for more information as it becomes available. a-OS 4.0 is scheduled for consumer release on 29 October 2013!
Currently the latest version of the animus-OS is in development.
At the moment we can not reveal any details, but rejoice to improvements of the features of the predecessor.
Expect information in the coming weeks or months.
In an interview with one of the leading company in medical research SciTechMed magazine (STM) asked eight questions to help clear the fog about who Abstergo is and what they do.
STM: So what does the name Abstergo mean?
Abstergo: It means “I cleanse”
STM: Why that name?
Abstergo: Because with our products we hope to cleanse humanity of harmful diseases.
STM: What is the Animus?
Abstergo: The Animus allows people to relive their past by reading the persons genetic memory and projecting it on to a screen in three dimensions, it’s also used for research purposes as well as medical applications.
STM: How does the Animus work?
Abstergo: This is our most important company secret, which gives us an advantage in the tough competition of medical research. We can say that the Animus reads the memories of the user’s ancestors embedded within the user’s DNA to create a fully immersive sensory experience in which that user can actually relive his or her ancestors’ memories.
STM: How long does an Animus technician train for?
Abstergo: It’s different for each person based on skill level and knowledge before applying. They can take anywhere between two weeks and two months to complete the training.
STM: What applications does the Animus have on the medical world?
Abstergo: It helps people overcome traumatic events and strengthens people with amyotrophy, a condition in which muscle tissue progressively wastes away. If you repeatedly do an action in the Animus your body will learn that movement and you will be able to perform that movement outside the Animus. Hopefully one day we can cure Alzheimer’s and paralysis with the Animus.
STM: Besides medicine and lineage research, does Abstergo do anything else like environmental or green research?
Abstergo: We have many divisions, such as bioinformatics, genetic engineering, future technology, space technology as well as environmental engineering.
STM: What can we see from Abstergo in the future?
Abstergo: Currently the Animus team is perfecting work on the Portable Animus. We are also working on expanding our space, energy, and communications divisions with the pending launch of the EYE-ABSTERGO satellite.
Haylin Porter is one of the marketing officers at abstergo.org that works with statement releases and interviews like this one. Thanks for the great work!
