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Affilation: N/A
Ownership: Alora Sing
Intent: personal use for recon of unknown territories.
Model/Name: SM-11 "Firefly"
Class: spy-droid
Locomotion: miniature repulorlifts with gravitational stabilizers. Able to fly at 70 km/hour and break from full speed to a full stop in 2 seconds. Top altitude is 100 meters. Not able to fly in open space.
Power supply: power cells able to provide half-hour flight and recording/transmitting on full charge.
Sensors: photoreceptors, thermal sensors, electromagnetic sensors (detection of active electronic devices).
Size: no bigger then a human fist.
Composition: plastoid alloy, with thermocover layer.
Weapons: self-destructing function, that if activated turnes the droid into a flying thermal detonator (1 use only).
Tools: the droid can be controlled from a headgear, which looks like a simple thin metal band to wear around the head with a single earphone and a see-through HUD lense over one eye. Droid is controlled through eye-movements, blinking or voice commands. Same headgear can be used for simple targeting aid when using a blaster pistol or rifle. No zoom, no infrared, just a crosshair.
Description: The droid is a small ball-like drone with a pair of graviton stabilizers on each side. Its made of pretty fragile materials and isn't detectable by normal scans which mostly target metal or armored alloy. It's not a sentient droid which can communicate or make decisions for itself, its just a small drone.
Features: one of the key-features is that when launched and left to itself the droid will fly around in the radios of 500 meters from the user (headgear) and record the surrounding area, making a 3-dimensional holomap of the location. It can also count living beings via infrared sensors and working (active) droids or machines via electromagnetic sensors. All sensors are passive so it's mostly undetectable. Can be used for spying, mapping the area, overlook of the battlefield, correction of artillery fire etc.
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