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Behavioral circuitry matrix
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The behavioral circuitry matrix was the combined mechanical and neutronic subsystems that produced droid behavior. The matrix was split into two modules—the obedience-rational module and the sensory-response module. The obedience-rational module governed the logical and social behavior of the droid while the sensory-response module controlled the droid's systems including audio-visual circuits, an olfactory-speech center, a gyro-balance unit, a spectrum analysis unit, and an extremity control system. The behavioral chips of several upper-end droid models were built using Vonium, a precious metal.
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- Star Wars: The Old Republic (mentioned only)
- Coruscant Nights I: Jedi Twilight (mentioned only)
- Tail of the Roon Comets (mentioned only)
- Droids (1995) 3
- Han Solo at Stars' End (first mentioned)
- Snow Job
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