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Duwani Mechanical Products designed KM1 Mining Droids to excavate raw materials in tight quarters and dangerous environments. The Peragus II mining facility used the Droids extensively in its operations during the time of The Old Republic Era. Each low-standing, crablike Droid carries two Laser Cutters to blast obstructing rock and punch holes for its fuel siphons. For defense, the KM1 can use the Laser Cutters as improvised blasters, although they are inaccurate and have an extremely short range. The Droid can carry small amounts of fuel by siphoning it into four onboard storage cylinders on its back. Most KM1s are also equipped with mining shield generators to protect them from environmental effects and other damage. The Droids are not terribly intelligent, but they store highly specialized instructions and information on the specific material they are deployed to extract. Mine administrators like KM1s because they are highly durable, easy to deploy, and easy to program. However, the latter feature can become a security issue, since almost anyone with knowledge of Droid programming can take control of the unit. Using the KM1 chassis as the base model, Duwani Mechanical Products supplies Peragus II and other facilities with several specialized variants.

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Description

Duwani Mechanical Products designed KM1 Mining Droids to excavate raw materials in tight quarters and dangerous environments. The Peragus II mining facility used the Droids extensively in its operations during the time of The Old Republic Era. Each low-standing, crablike Droid carries two Laser Cutters to blast obstructing rock and punch holes for its fuel siphons. For defense, the KM1 can use the Laser Cutters as improvised blasters, although they are inaccurate and have an extremely short range. The Droid can carry small amounts of fuel by siphoning it into four onboard storage cylinders on its back. Most KM1s are also equipped with mining shield generators to protect them from environmental effects and other damage. The Droids are not terribly intelligent, but they store highly specialized instructions and information on the specific material they are deployed to extract. Mine administrators like KM1s because they are highly durable, easy to deploy, and easy to program. However, the latter feature can become a security issue, since almost anyone with knowledge of Droid programming can take control of the unit. Using the KM1 chassis as the base model, Duwani Mechanical Products supplies Peragus II and other facilities with several specialized variants.

Star Wars belongs to Disney and LucasArts.