SS01

SS01 is an alphanumeric designation used in multiple, unrelated fields to label devices, software, programs, or projects. There is no single canonical meaning for the term, and its interpretation depends on the domain and the issuing organization.

In consumer electronics and industry, SS01 often appears as a model or part number. Because many manufacturers use short, two-letter codes combined with numbers, SS01 can designate different products across brands and applications, from sensors and modules to accessory components.

In software and information technology, SS01 may be used as a version tag or build identifier within internal release pipelines, or as part of a naming scheme for software packages, plug-ins, or firmware revisions.

In government, defense, or project management contexts, SS01 can serve as an internal code for programs, subprojects, or procurement lots.

In fiction and popular culture, SS01 is occasionally used as a codename for organizations, agents, or artifacts within a story world.

Because the designation recurs across unrelated areas, specific information about a given SS01 requires additional context such as the organization, industry, or jurisdiction.