
The Eadu laboratory conducts high-energy conversion, kyber-field experimentation, and specialized chemical processing in a remote mountain installation.
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General Information
| Category | Facilities |
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| Classification | Research & Development Facility |
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| Status | Active |
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| Introduced | 6 AIA |
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| Manufacturers | Licensed Imperial Contractors (LIC) — Manufacturer |
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| Operators | Tarkin Initiative (TI) — Primary |
Specifications
Systems
Power Plant
Dedicated high-energy reactors with isolated experimental and emergency power circuits
Additional
Facility Type
High-energy conversion and kyber research laboratory
Dimensions
Mountain research installation with laboratories, conversion chambers, landing platforms, stores, and quarters
Personnel
1,200 scientists, engineers, technicians, security personnel, flight crews, and support staff
Construction
Reinforced duracrete laboratory embedded in mountain terrain and linked by protected galleries
Defenses
Terrain concealment; local shield; anti-air defenses; sealed experimental sections
Systems and Services
Energy conversion; kyber research; test chambers; archives; communications; flight support
Capacity
Multiple concurrent high-energy research programs and secure prototype storage
Primary Role
High-energy conversion and kyber research
Description
Laboratories, refinery equipment, secure residences, landing platforms, power systems, and protected data facilities are distributed across steep rain-swept terrain. Persistent atmospheric interference and the world’s strategic isolation conceal activity from distant observation. A dedicated flight station and ground garrison control access while scientific personnel conduct sensitive energy research under the authority of the Tarkin Initiative.