The Imperial Unimatrix

The Empire is a vast and rapidly expanding polity. To enable smooth and enduring functionality with the Empire, there is great need for standardization of such things as time, taxation, currencies, data transfers and many other areas. The old Imperial Bureau of Standards and Trade was established during the early years of the Third Imperium, but it failed in the 800s as the Third Imperium declined. The Empire was quick to learn from this error, and Emperor Za’arev established the Unimatrix in 1043, just a year after seizing power.

There is one Unimatrix per sector, and each Unimatrix has many separate adjuncts that are responsible for various aspects of Imperial civilization. Thousands of tireless civil servants and AIs are responsible for the creation, amendment and distribution of Imperial standards that are essential to the Empire.
Official in full Unimatrix attire, in this case the uniform of Unimatrix 2, which represents the Spinward Marches.

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