AM2typeA

AM2typeA is a designation used in theoretical and fictional contexts to describe the first subtype in an imagined AM2 modular architecture. The term is used to illustrate a core principle: modularity with standardized interfaces and interoperable components.

AM2 stands for Adaptive Module 2 in the series; type A indicates the primary subtype with the base feature set. In practice, AM2typeA prototypes are defined by a shared set of ports and a common control interface that allows rapid assembly of submodules.

Core features include a universal mechanical and electrical interface, a minimal core control layer, and a negotiation protocol for module discovery. The design emphasizes safety, fault containment, and backward compatibility with future AM2 types. The architecture favors open standards to facilitate cross-domain integration.

In literature and pedagogy, AM2typeA is used to demonstrate modular design, dynamic reconfiguration, and multi-domain integration, including robotics, embedded systems, and simulation studies. It remains a hypothetical construct with no production implementations. Discussions often present AM2typeB and later variants to show evolutionary paths.