Residual Midi-chlorian Reaction Mark VII Sensor Suite

The Residual Midi-chlorian Reaction Mark VII Sensor Suite (also known as the RMR) is a series of sensors designed and used by Galactic Solutions Incorporated special operatives to track down Force Sensitives. The equipment is designed to detect and measure the amount of energy caused by the reaction of midi-chlorians when they tap into the energy field known as The Force. While this has aided greatly in the tracking of Force Sensitive people, the technology is not infallible, as natural phenomenon and large amounts of organic life can cause problems with the equipment.

Development
After the fall of the Jedi and Sith Orders at the end of the Force War, opinion turned heavily against those who used the Force. Over the course of centuries, many purges and hunts against Force Sensitives were carried out. When The Company came to power, the policy of hunting Force Sensitives was continued, as such, a means of tracking and identifying was needed. To this end, scientists labored constantly to develop a sensor that could carry out this task.

After many trials and errors, constant study of the Force, and previous generation Force detection methods, a series of trackers were developed. Highly expensive and bulky at first, but able to do what was needed. Over time, they were able to streamline and minimized the hardware into a more manageable size with the Mark VII model.

Restrictions
This equipment, due to it's high cost and specialized nature are restricted to members of certain departments in The Company. Because the equipment is so expensive, it has low production numbers, making it highly regulated within the company, ensuring that each piece is tracked and monitored and logged and checked before and after each mission it is used on.

Limitations
Because midi-chlorians are a necessary part of life, and as such are inside all living things, it can cause problems for the systems of the RMR. Natural phenomenon in the galaxy that caused a swell in the Force, or large numbers of organic life with a high enough combined midi-chlorian count can cause malfunctions in the sensors and overload it's processing systems. As such, it's used sparingly, often to track a single person or to identify residual waves of Force Current from recent Force use.