LeisureMech Enterprises

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"Even I've heard of LeisureMech. They risked everything on the success of of their human replica series. Customers didn't take to them, and LeisureMech went under."
Den Dhur[src]

LeisureMech Enterprises was a manufacturer of automated machinery systems and computer-controlled processes. They also operated a small but lucrative droid design division that catered for the high-end of society,[1] producing recreational, entertainment, and luxury droids.[2] The company also catered to the seedier side of the leisure industry, producing cheap droids for gambling establishments.[3] One successful branch of LeisureMech producing security droids was spun off to form Ulban Arms[2] which netted LeisureMech a healthy profit when it was sold off.[3] The company was based in the Corporate Sector.[2]

LeisureMech products included the RH7 CardShark automated sabacc dealer, the C5 bartender droid,[4] and BD-3000 luxury droid.[2] Droids built by LeisureMech were designed with the intention of putting organics at ease[5] including the BD-3000 which was intentionally designed to play on the allure of the female form.[2]

LeisureMech was one of the voting sponsors of the Corporate Sector Authority, investing in the endeavor after the signing of the Corporate Sector Charter.[1] LeisureMech went under in the wake of the Clone Wars, risking everything on their human replicant series. Customers did not take to the droids due to Eerie Coulee Disorder, a sense of unease that Humans and Humanoids felt when looking at droids with features that appeared Human, but not quite.[6]

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  1. 1.0 1.1 Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named HSCS
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  3. 3.0 3.1 The Official Star Wars Fact File 47 (MAN5-6, Droid Manufacturers)
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  5. SWGsmall.jpg "Look Sir, Droids!"—Star Wars Gamer 3
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