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JN-66 analysis droid

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JN-66

Production information
Homeworld	Coruscant
Manufacturer	Cybot Galactica^[1]
Model	JN-66 analysis droid^[1]
Class	Analysis droid^[1]
Technical specifications
Height	1 meter^[2]
Armament	None
Equipment	Sensor apparatus^[2] Repulsorlift^[2]
Chronological and political information
Era(s)	Old Republic era^[1] Rise of the Empire era^[1]
Affiliation	Galactic Republic^[1] Galactic City Police^[1] Jedi Order^[1]

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The JN-66 was a model of analysis droid produced by Cybot Galactica as a high-end utility droid as early as the Ruusan Reformations of the Galactic Republic. The Jedi Order made a large purchase of JN-66 units for use in the Jedi Temple's analysis wing.

1 History
2 Characteristics
3 Appearances
4 Sources
5 Notes and references
- 5.1 In other languages

HistoryEdit

After production began on the line, the Jedi Order purchased a large number of JN-66's to operate the analysis wing of the Jedi Temple in conjunction with several SP-4 droids. Between the two models, the JN-66's did worked with most of the equipment while the SP-4's handled the menial tasks, such as direct Jedi-interface. All of the droids and their computers shared data with the Coruscant Police, making it easier to hand criminal cases over to different jurisdictions and to ensure a comprehensive database was maintained.^[1] All droids at the Temple were stripped of coverings for frequent irradiation baths so as to not contaminate the analysis chamber.^[2] These models not only served at the Temple, but also saw use in battlefield medical facilities during the Clone Wars such as on New Holstice.^[3]

CharacteristicsEdit

The JN-66 analysis droid was a repulsorlift-equipped droid with four colored photoreceptors, with multi-wavelength imaging at extreme levels of magnification, set into its flat face. Cybot Galactica reused the chassis and many of the components found in the less-sophisticated PK-series worker droid, and the JN-66's framework also served as the basis for the company's IM-6 medical droid. They were fitted with advanced verbobrains and sensor apparatus that made the droid an expensive commodity.^[2]