Achilles-series armour

Achilles-series battle armour is a highly advanced suit dedicated for its wearers protection used by the United Systems. The Achilles has been designed modular, allowing new advancements to be integrated into the suit far easier than their predecessor systems. The Achilles-series is composed of several variations for differing purposes, but share the similar look.

Overview
The Achilles battle armour entirely encompasses the body of their wearer, preventing most forms of identification to those who do not possess one for themselves with an active IFF tag. They are built modularly, allowing gradual improvement and integration of different outside sources, along with an internal body mess that conforms to the user's body. While they are typically worn during engagements, a user is sustained nigh-indefinitely within hostile terrain without fear of succumbing to the outside hazards.

The Patroclus-class shielding system was developed and outfitted onboard the Achilles battle armour along with an independent power supply. Their helmet systems possess the standard IFF tagging, along with varying sensors and target outlining of friendly and hostile figures. The internals have inbuilt inertial dampening that allows the user to fall from great heights, thrusters on the leggings, and magnetic holsters that holds equipment for the user.

They have the requirements to carry with them artificial intelligence programs that assist the user in battle, or monitor them should anything attempt to interfere with them.