Holo projector array

Technicians setting up the Arcus holographic projector array outside the capital of Io. It was used for concerts and Jovian Opera primarily; colonists from all over the moon would attend in their vacc suit finery. Attendance went up dramatically after the atmosphere became breathable. 

 

Lunar asteroid shelter

 

Early colonies on the moons of Jupiter were austere, but nanomorphic materials allowed for a greater range of artistic and aesthetic possibilities. The result was the Choncology Revival style, which merged geometric shapes and shells. The spectacular city hall of Armstron can be seen here, viewed from within the E5 emergency meteor shelter. 

Special Forces of Arcology VII

Arcology Seven Special Forces on a mission in former Venezuela, hunting for the mutant cyborg gorilla rebel leader known as Augustus. 

The gorillas, long enslaved on plantations throughout the region in lieu of more expensive (and less disposable) robot labourers, turned to rebellion and guerilla tactics under their leader, Augustus. 

Grand Lady Alesea

Lady Alesea, guardian grand master of the Cameld Biodome; the elite were charged with fielding their own mecha in the defense of the dome, backed by peasant militia and repurposed industrial robots. Lady Alesha’s exploits included slaying the Appalachian Cyclops and the cyborg wraith, Scron. 

Sniper platform

A gunner platform above a viro-zombie infested city; the sentries are armed with old fashioned kinetic energy weapons. Automatic fire proved less useful than long range sniper weapons against zombies: shoot them in the head or they don’t stay dead.

Sole survivor

Karl Ville, the last survivor of city square tower in Polloch, Ohio. He claimed mutant avians carried away his remaining family members once their ammunition ran out. Others suspected he just used that to cover the murder his family. The subject of numerous true crime podcasts, he was eaten by a giant irradiated cockroach a week before his trial.

Argus-6 telescope

An Argus-6 telescope on Ganymede, being repaired by two technicians; these mass produced detectors were used to record activity on nearby moons, the asteroid belt and in the upper atmosphere of Jupiter. Their large lenses were crafted in zero-G to avoid deformities, and shielded by a deflector from micrometeorites.