ISK-101

Using Quantum Technology, the I.S.K, developed a new type of matter converter, something better than the ISK-069. For example, to create a dried nerf steak, the Subatomic Manipulator would first form atoms of carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, etc., then arrange them into amino acids, proteins, and cells, and assemble the particles into the form of a pork chop. Although it may taste similar to the food, it would be more bland, but still enjoyable, as it is only a quantum copy of the original scanned pattern.

This process requires the destructive conversion of bulk matter into energy and its subsequent reformation into a pre-scanned matter pattern. If patterns were to be stored at the quantum level, an impossible amount of data storage (or a set of original copies of the materials) would be required. To resolve this, patterns are stored in memory at the molecular level.

The drawback of doing so is that it is impossible to replicate objects with complicated quantum structures, such as living beings, cortosis or gold. Neither living beings nor the cited elements do necessarily have a quantum structure inherently more complicated than other things.