Alien Android Maintenance & Repairs (ASMR) 

You are a Hyperdyne Synthetic android that has been sent by an unknown party (perhaps The Company itself?) to The Repairman for repairs and maintenance. The Repairman is an independent contractor, whose experience and knowledge make him renowned throughout the multiverse. If you, someone or something you know & love are in need of repairs or maintenance, as long as the price is right, then do what millions of sentient beings have already done before you: take a trip through a rift and visit The Repairman.
Sequence I: Commencing
00:00:00 System startup
00:00:16 Checking the docket
00:02:36 Gathering the needed tools (rolling chair sounds)
00:04:27 Can't forget the multimeter!
00:05:25 Writing notes on the clipboard (with closeup)
00:07:52 Connecting to the computer
00:08:12 Updating the system logs
00:10:24 Checkup of your internal systems
Sequence II: Eye repair & exam
00:13:10 Testing your eyesight (Light follow)
00:14:15 Opening your eye's access panel
00:16:00 Removing your eye
00:18:30 Testing your eye with the multimeter
00:20:02 A look at some older model eye sockets
00:22:12 Preparing the new eye socket (with closeup)
00:26:00 Fitting the new eye socket (with closeup)
00:27:40 Installing your repaired eye
00:29:10 Testing your eye with the multimeter
00:30:15 Eye chart test
00:31:24 Final eye exam (light follow)
00:32:42 Updating the system logs
Sequence III: Hand repair & maintenance
00:35:20 Removal (socket wrench sounds)
00:36:48 Cursory review of your hand
00:37:48 Oiling the socket
00:38:25 Oiling can sounds
00:39:29 Installing a new fitting (with closeup)
00:42:18 Installing the hand
00:44:33 Testing the hand with the multimeter
00:49:59 Phone call to a colleague
00:52:28 Updating system logs
00:54:35 Testing your hand & arm functionality
Sequence IV: Hearing exam
00:56:46 Close Proximity Test I: Bubble wrap
00:59:13 Close Proximity Test II: Wooden blocks (with closeup)
01:03:24 Distance Test I: Metal chain (with closeup)
01:05:55 Distance Test II: Electric lamp (with closeup)
01:07:16 A mesmerizing moment
01:08:20 Close Proximity Test III: Hand sounds
01:10:07 Updating system logs
Sequence V: Routine maintenance
01:12:40 Face upkeep
01:15:24 Maintaining your joints (with wrench closeup)
Sequence VI: Concluding
01:19:33 Final system log updates
01:21:24 Final docket updates
01:22:55 A phone call to The Professor
01:25:10 Phone call to an unknown party
01:27:29 System shutdown
Dedicated to fans of the Alien film franchise.
Note: I almost added some stock HUD graphics to make it look more futuristic and as if you were looking through the eyes of an android, but it was a very last minute decision that didn't work out like I wanted. I'll try again in the future!
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What is ASMR? It is both a sensation and a medium.
ASMR stands for Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response and is the current, non-scientific name given to the feeling characterized as a pleasurable tingling sensation felt in the head, scalp, back and other regions of the body in response to visual, auditory, tactile, olfactory, and/or cognitive stimuli, such as crinkling bags, hand movements, whispering, personal attention or watching someone perform a task. It's like goosebumps, but much more pleasant.
ASMR videos are meant to intentionally help induce this sensation, also referred to as "tingles", but also provide a relaxing, calming, soothing, therapeutic and even entertaining experience for the viewer.
Many people who do not experience ASMR still enjoy the videos for their calming and sleepy effect.

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