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I decided to rummage around on a program call Simripper one day and look through various households of Sims 4 when I stumbled across what is called Servo Bot. This gave me a whole series of ideas, but I knew I could only choose one idea. So I decided to put my computer to the ultimate test while simultaneously making a brand new OC... what we have here is a sort of Micro-Tickle-Bot... a total of 256 of them, to be exact (I was just testing the limits of my computer, but the OC number may change). Please welcome the aggressive Hive-Minded Tickle-Bots!

These tiny robots are smaller than even the tickle fairies in their natural fairy form, as these little robots stand at only 3 (yes, that's right, 3) inches tall. Their only intention is to follow the commands of the One Drive located on their owner's computer, which gives them the functions and procedures that they are to follow, down to the smallest finger movements (yes, they all have fingers like a human). This "One Drive" relies on a sort of wifi network, but it's a solitary network which is reserved specifically for these little robots and operates on an independent router, which prevents hacking of any sort (regardless, this network still comes with it's own firewall). They can communicate with each other via radio signals, they can detect motion, thermal radiation, pheromone levels and other things by their sight sensors alone, and they thrive on the kinetic energy provided through the merciless act of tickling. They, themselves, are not ticklish... besides, it would be quite difficult to tickle something that's three inches in height.

The One Drive is a program installed on a customer's computer that is the absolute necessity to control these little bots. Without it, these bots either go into sleep mode until a new version/copy of the program is installed, or they go completely rogue if the program is ever corrupted/interrupted. The One Drive gives all 256 of them simultaneous commands down to the smallest movements, if necessary, but in order to save on computer power, there are such pre-installed protocols such as climbing, detection and generally overall reacting accordingly, making the entire system an extremely efficient tool for tickling. These robots store any forms of energy, especially kinetic and static energies, into the cells of their tiny yet powerful batteries. Even when not in use, the robots dock themselves into a battery port that comes with the entire package.

There is a series of safety measures and kill switches in place to prevent any customer, including voice commands, stress sensors on the little guys, remote control kill switches, keyboard shortcuts for computer controls and more. Even if the robots go into Rogue mode, the kill switches will still completely stop and reset every single one of them to factory default.

Voice commands - Things like "Stop!" will work quite sufficiently as a voice command if spoken loudly and clearly enough, but that command can be replaced with other words if desired by the customer/user, much like a desktop picture can be easily changed. Through these commands, one can even control the brutality of tickles they receive, making them more sensual as desired or harsher and more merciless.

Sensors - These robots can detect pheromone levels in the air surrounding a person, which allows them to quickly discern if the intended target is ticklish or not. It also allows them to detect stress levels, alerting them as to whether or not they should stop whatever they are doing. They are capable of distinguishing sound levels, changes in pitch, distinct voices and other audible things, which means they can tell the difference even between most twins by voice alone. They have heat sensors, which allows them to discern various elements, especially if any targeted area is becoming more sensitive due to overexertion or overstimulation. Basically, these guys have it all and are the perfect tickle "assassins!"

Description
I decided to rummage around on a program call Simripper one day and look through various households of Sims 4 when I stumbled across what is called Servo Bot. This gave me a whole series of ideas, but I knew I could only choose one idea. So I decided to put my computer to the ultimate test while simultaneously making a brand new OC... what we have here is a sort of Micro-Tickle-Bot... a total of 256 of them, to be exact (I was just testing the limits of my computer, but the OC number may change). Please welcome the aggressive Hive-Minded Tickle-Bots!

These tiny robots are smaller than even the tickle fairies in their natural fairy form, as these little robots stand at only 3 (yes, that's right, 3) inches tall. Their only intention is to follow the commands of the One Drive located on their owner's computer, which gives them the functions and procedures that they are to follow, down to the smallest finger movements (yes, they all have fingers like a human). This "One Drive" relies on a sort of wifi network, but it's a solitary network which is reserved specifically for these little robots and operates on an independent router, which prevents hacking of any sort (regardless, this network still comes with it's own firewall). They can communicate with each other via radio signals, they can detect motion, thermal radiation, pheromone levels and other things by their sight sensors alone, and they thrive on the kinetic energy provided through the merciless act of tickling. They, themselves, are not ticklish... besides, it would be quite difficult to tickle something that's three inches in height.

The One Drive is a program installed on a customer's computer that is the absolute necessity to control these little bots. Without it, these bots either go into sleep mode until a new version/copy of the program is installed, or they go completely rogue if the program is ever corrupted/interrupted. The One Drive gives all 256 of them simultaneous commands down to the smallest movements, if necessary, but in order to save on computer power, there are such pre-installed protocols such as climbing, detection and generally overall reacting accordingly, making the entire system an extremely efficient tool for tickling. These robots store any forms of energy, especially kinetic and static energies, into the cells of their tiny yet powerful batteries. Even when not in use, the robots dock themselves into a battery port that comes with the entire package.

There is a series of safety measures and kill switches in place to prevent any customer, including voice commands, stress sensors on the little guys, remote control kill switches, keyboard shortcuts for computer controls and more. Even if the robots go into Rogue mode, the kill switches will still completely stop and reset every single one of them to factory default.

Voice commands - Things like "Stop!" will work quite sufficiently as a voice command if spoken loudly and clearly enough, but that command can be replaced with other words if desired by the customer/user, much like a desktop picture can be easily changed. Through these commands, one can even control the brutality of tickles they receive, making them more sensual as desired or harsher and more merciless.

Sensors - These robots can detect pheromone levels in the air surrounding a person, which allows them to quickly discern if the intended target is ticklish or not. It also allows them to detect stress levels, alerting them as to whether or not they should stop whatever they are doing. They are capable of distinguishing sound levels, changes in pitch, distinct voices and other audible things, which means they can tell the difference even between most twins by voice alone. They have heat sensors, which allows them to discern various elements, especially if any targeted area is becoming more sensitive due to overexertion or overstimulation. Basically, these guys have it all and are the perfect tickle "assassins!"