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VX-A Intelligent Toolbox
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The VX-A Intelligent Toolbox was a model of backpack and toolbox manufactured by Merr-Sonn Munitions, Inc.. It contained a suite of tools and supplies, and had two built-in, multi-jointed arms that responded to its user's verbal commands. The VX-A could hand tools to its wearer, hold equipment, and reorganize tools once the user was done with them. It cost 2,500 credits on the market and was used by engineers to aid in their engineering.
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Facts
- Manufacturer
- Merr-Sonn Munitions, Inc.
- Model
- VX-A
- Cost
- 2,500 credits
- Purpose
- Assist in engineering
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