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| rdfs:comment | - Genisys is an operating system developed by Cyberdyne Systems, which once activated will connect private, public, and military networks. Its development chief was Daniel Dyson, under John Connor's aid in technology aspects by providing the needed code. In addition to the Genisys, the program contains the development of Mimetic polyalloy and Time Displacement Equipment. It was set for public release in 2017.
- The Genisys Program sought to produce technology for integrating and broadening databases and other information sources to support effective intelligence analysis aimed at preventing terrorist attacks on the citizens, institutions, and property of the United States.
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| abstract | - The Genisys Program sought to produce technology for integrating and broadening databases and other information sources to support effective intelligence analysis aimed at preventing terrorist attacks on the citizens, institutions, and property of the United States. DARPA's goal is to make databases easy to use so users can increase the level of information coverage, get answers when needed, and share information among agencies faster and easier. DARPA’s vision was that Genisys technologies would make it possible for the TIA properly to access the massive amounts of data on potential foreign terrorists.
- Genisys is an operating system developed by Cyberdyne Systems, which once activated will connect private, public, and military networks. Its development chief was Daniel Dyson, under John Connor's aid in technology aspects by providing the needed code. In addition to the Genisys, the program contains the development of Mimetic polyalloy and Time Displacement Equipment. It was set for public release in 2017.
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