Item

Self-Assembling Nanolattice

Hybrid Tech Components · Commodity · Subsystem Components

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Volume

5 m³

unpacked

Packaged

5 m³

cargo space per unit

Mass

1 kg

affects agility and warp

Radius

1 m

hull size in space

Portion size

units per reprocessing batch

Type ID

34396

as used by ESI

What the game says about it

Self-Assembling Nanolattices are the result of a breakthrough in applied fullerene technology achieved by a joint Carthum-Viziam research team formed at the request of the Imperial Navy in late YC116. The development of this technology was made possible by the contributions of numerous capsuleers, most notably members of the venerable loyalist alliance Praetoria Imperialis Excubitoris. Although these carbon-based structures are exceptional in their high strength and low mass, it is their ability to reconfigure rapidly when exposed to electromagnetic fields that makes Self-Assembling Nanolattices one of the most significant advancements in starship engineering in decades.

Attributes

The same numbers the game shows in Show Info.

Other

Moon Mining Amount100 m³

What Self-Assembling Nanolattice is built from

Manufacturing from Self-Assembling Nanolattice Blueprint. Price the whole chain

1 unit per run
Material	Quantity per run	Built from something else
Heuristic Selfassemblers	2	no - buy or mine it
Neurovisual Input Matrix	15	no - buy or mine it
Thermoelectric Catalysts	1	no - buy or mine it
Jump Drive Control Nexus	1	no - buy or mine it
Defensive Control Node	1	no - buy or mine it
Central System Controller	1	no - buy or mine it
Emergent Combat Intelligence	1	no - buy or mine it
Fulleroferrocene	300	yes - see its chain
Lanthanum Metallofullerene	40	yes - see its chain
Graphene Nanoribbons	15	yes - see its chain
Carbon-86 Epoxy Resin	13	yes - see its chain
C3-FTM Acid	5	yes - see its chain

Goes into

Confessor · Hecate · Jackdaw · Svipul

Self-Assembling Nanolattice in EVE Online

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