| Description: | An outgrowth of gravitic technology, the remote densiometer uses an object's natural gravity to measure it's denisity.
The densiometer records scan data in a three-dimensional matrix. The matrix is processed by the densiometer's computer to provide a 3-dimensional density map of the scanned object or region. Large massive objects (like starships) can be located out to planetary range, while smaller objects (vehicles, heavy metal deposits) can be located a very distant range or less.
A TL 15 version weighs only 2 kg and costs Cr25,000.
Specialized densiometers can be found for mining and other uses. |