Industrial Automaton's original design for the FLR Logger was not liked by various officials from various tree-cutting companies. Industrial Automaton wanted to please everyone, so they made a new design, which pleased no one. But it got the job done.
The Lumber droid was slow, constantly breaking down, and extremely difficult to repair. Nevertheless, it was still used by various planets. The machine had two arms, a huge build, and two retractable visual receptors. It stood two meters tall. Both arms had saws under them: one was used to cut through undergrowth, the other to cut trees. If the droid was damaged, an emergency siren would alert sentients in the area.
The droid sported a probability projection computer which allowed it to electronically compute how, when, and where a tree would fall.
An FLR Logger droid
Industrial Automaton's original design for the FLR Logger was not liked by various officials from various tree-cutting companies. Industrial Automaton wanted to please everyone, so they made a new design, which pleased no one. But it got the job done.
The Lumber droid was slow, constantly breaking down, and extremely difficult to repair. Nevertheless, it was still used by various planets. The machine had two arms, a huge build, and two retractable visual receptors. It stood two meters tall. Both arms had saws under them: one was used to cut through undergrowth, the other to cut trees. If the droid was damaged, an emergency siren would alert sentients in the area.
The droid sported a probability projection computer which allowed it to electronically compute how, when, and where a tree would fall.
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