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You've asked this one before.
They don't HAVE 'synth detectors'.
The technology (somehow) does not exist to detect them.
That's *literally the story*. That's literally the plot of the Covenant location.
Its new,Metal detector would work?Why cant we find?
Synth detector would be useful for our settlements?
There is a group of cannibals in Far Harbor that ate a synth (except for its head) and didn't seem to suspect a thing. There apparently is nothing to detect, at least in the body. They aren't mechanical robots - the are flesh and blood. There may be something in the head, but its apparently not detectable. Covenant couldn't find a way to detect a synth without killing it.
"Is this to be an empathy test? Capillary dilation of the so-called 'blush response', fluctuation of the pupil, involuntary dilation of the iris." (Tyrell)
"We call it Voight-Kampff for short." (Deckard)
"Demonstrate it. I want to see it work." (Tyrell)
"Where's the subject?" (Deckard)
"I want to see it work on a person. I want to see it work on a negative before I provide you with the positive." (Tyrell)
"What's that gonna prove?" (Deckard)
"Indulge me" (Tyrell)
"On you?" (Deckard)
"Try her." (Tyrell)
"She's a Replicant, isn't she?" (Deckard)
"I'm impressed. How many questions does it usually takes to spot one?" (Tyrell)
"I don't get it, Tyrell." (Deckard)
"How many questions?" (Tyrell)
"Twenty, thirty, cross-referenced." (Deckard)
"It took more than a hundred for Rachael, didn't it?" (Tyrell)
"She doesn't know." (Deckard)
"She is beginning to suspect I think." (Tyrell)
"Suspect? How can it not know what it is?" (Deckard)
"Commerce is our goal here at Tyrell. More human than human is our motto. Rachael is an experiment, nothing more. We began to recognise in them a strange obsession. After all they are emotionally inexperienced, with only a few years in which to store up the experiences which you and I take for granted. If we gived them a past, we'd create a cushion, a pillow for their emotions and consequently we can control them better." (Tyrell)
"Memories. You're talking about memories." (Deckard)
True, true, it'll be like a less violent version of Danse. I don't remember if Sturges really knew but I'm content with him just being the greatest engineer ever in the Commonwealth.
Institute made synths,so they could of made detector?Maybe npc at RR can make?
Here's the thing about that.
The institute made them, and they escape constantly. To the point where, in Fallout 3, there's an entire plot line about one specific escapee.
They CANNOT TRACK their OWN synths, because they don't have the technology. Once it's in the synth's head, apparently, even THEY do not know it.
I mean you'd THINK that they would have installed, also, a tracking device. That technology obviously exists, given PIP BOY tech and the fact that coordinates can easily be placed on it by virtually anyone. But they do not have or use it at the Institute.
Dogmeat is an immortal or phoenix-regenerating multigenerational creature.
There's the perk in Fo3's Broken Steel that respawns a puppy,
https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Puppies!
They should of made better synth tech so they can be located or GPS?
Why hasn't the rail road build a drone that homes in on Courser location beacons? Put a mini-nuke on a little drone, and drop it when above the courser.