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The A-Series Lab Assistant Droid has the dubious distinction of being one of the only Medical Droid models to be outlawed by the Republic Senate. MerenData's A4-Series is an extremely efficient model, specializing in cybernetic prostheses and other biomechanical implants. Originally serving as surgical aids for cybernetic-implant procedures, the A4 Lab Assistant Droid proves so good at its tasks that hospitals upgrade A4-Series Droids from surgical assistants to chief surgery Droids. However, the A4-Series is not programmed for decision making. When thrust into their new roles, the A4-Series Droids do not object and go about their jobs. As their heuristic processors evaluate their new roles, the A4-Series Droids come to the same conclusion: biological parts are inferior to cybernetic implants. Patients across the galaxy wake from surgery with their perfectly healthy appendages replaced with cybernetic prostheses. A4-Series Droids are quickly identified as the culprits in these unnecessary surgeries. The Republic Senate bans further sale of the Droids and orders all existing A-Series to be destroyed. MerenData never issues a formal recall, however, so many A4-Series Droids continue to serve throughout the galaxy, their owners ignorant of the Senate edict and of the potential danger of giving the Droids decision-making responsibility.

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The A-Series Lab Assistant Droid has the dubious distinction of being one of the only Medical Droid models to be outlawed by the Republic Senate. MerenData's A4-Series is an extremely efficient model, specializing in cybernetic prostheses and other biomechanical implants. Originally serving as surgical aids for cybernetic-implant procedures, the A4 Lab Assistant Droid proves so good at its tasks that hospitals upgrade A4-Series Droids from surgical assistants to chief surgery Droids. However, the A4-Series is not programmed for decision making. When thrust into their new roles, the A4-Series Droids do not object and go about their jobs. As their heuristic processors evaluate their new roles, the A4-Series Droids come to the same conclusion: biological parts are inferior to cybernetic implants. Patients across the galaxy wake from surgery with their perfectly healthy appendages replaced with cybernetic prostheses. A4-Series Droids are quickly identified as the culprits in these unnecessary surgeries. The Republic Senate bans further sale of the Droids and orders all existing A-Series to be destroyed. MerenData never issues a formal recall, however, so many A4-Series Droids continue to serve throughout the galaxy, their owners ignorant of the Senate edict and of the potential danger of giving the Droids decision-making responsibility.

Star Wars belongs to Disney and LucasArts.