The naming convention for T100-1987-HZ-99 is quite simple.
The 99 suffix refers to the standard designation of Folco Armor, with no particular meaning. It is said that it was an obsession in the heart of one of the core designers.
The meaning of HZ indicates that the design unit of this armor is the Oxfordshire Design Institute.
Strictly speaking, the full name should be TYDQHZSJY, which stands for the Solar System Earth Oxfordshire Design Institute.
As for 1987, it represents that this is the 1987th revised draft product of the Oxfordshire Institute.
As for T100, it is also a characteristic code designed for the armor produced by Oxfordshire Institute, making it easy to identify and avoid duplication.
No one cares about the meaning behind this code, as long as it is special.
When the T100 is in service, it will also receive a battlefield feature code from the military system for receiving instructions and identification of friend and foe.
