Device
"Accu-Strike" integrated targeting computer
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The "Accu-Strike" integrated targeting computer was a device produced by Industrial Automaton and sold for 3,000 credits that combined a targeting computer and a sensor suite, providing a constant stream of targeting data to its user. The information delivered by the device could be given to the user via audio or a heads-up display. More advanced versions of the device could incorporate vibro-motors installed into the gauntlets or gloves of armor, connecting to the armor's helmet system. This feature could subtly adjust the user's hands, improving accuracy.
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Facts
- Manufacturer
- Industrial Automaton
- Cost
- 3,000 credits
- Purpose
- Providing targeting data and improving accuracy
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