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| - A holographic projector (also called a holographic emitter or holo-emitter for short) was a device used to project holograms. By the 2360s, holographic projectors were installed aboard Starfleet starships in specialized areas called holodecks. (TNG episode: "Encounter at Farpoint") By the 2370s, ships such as the USS Voyager had holo-emitters installed in their sickbays to enable the use of the Emergency Medical Hologram. (VOY episode: "Caretaker")
- The Holographic projector was a type of device that was capable of producing realistic Holograms. Typically, such devices were mobile allowing them to be easily moved across the battlefield. They were used in various roles from target practice to decoys to distract the enemy.
- Holographic Projector is a quest item for A Disarming Distraction.
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- Although the images, or holographs, projected appear to be three-dimensional, they have no substance. Thus they are undetectable by radar and can appear and disappear suddenly.
- A rapid rise in the use of holographic projectors occurred in the late 24th century. In the early 2360s, they were installed in specialized rooms called holodecks on board Federation starships, and were also available in large tabletop models or smaller, integrated desktop models. (TNG: "Encounter at Farpoint" , "The Last Outpost" , "The Child" , "Loud As A Whisper" ) Aboard Deep Space 9, Quark had several holosuites in the upper level of his bar that presumably use holographic projectors. (DS9: "Dramatis Personae")
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| - A rapid rise in the use of holographic projectors occurred in the late 24th century. In the early 2360s, they were installed in specialized rooms called holodecks on board Federation starships, and were also available in large tabletop models or smaller, integrated desktop models. (TNG: "Encounter at Farpoint" , "The Last Outpost" , "The Child" , "Loud As A Whisper" ) When the USS Voyager was commissioned in 2371, holographic projectors were installed in ship's sickbay as well. This was in order to allow the use of the Emergency Medical Hologram. (VOY: "Caretaker") In 2373, Starfleet tested a device called a holo-communicator that employed the use of holographic projectors. These were installed on bridges of starships, including the USS Defiant, and in Captain Benjamin Sisko's office aboard Deep Space 9. (DS9: "For the Uniform", "Doctor Bashir, I Presume") Launched in early 2374, the USS Prometheus was equipped with holographic projectors on every deck to allow free range of movement of the EMH. (VOY: "Message in a Bottle") Aboard Deep Space 9, Quark had several holosuites in the upper level of his bar that presumably use holographic projectors. (DS9: "Dramatis Personae") Rurigan used a holographic projector to create holograms of those he had lost during the Dominion's attack on Yadera Prime in the 2340s. It had begun to fail in 2370, although Jadzia Dax and Odo were able to help him repair it. (DS9: "Shadowplay") In 2371, during The Doctor's delusions on Voyager's holodeck, a hologram of B'Elanna Torres informed The Doctor that she had installed holo-projectors in main areas of the ship, such as the bridge and engineering, as well as the mess hall. (VOY: "Projections") In 2372, Lieutenant B'Elanna Torres and Ensign Harry Kim installed a holo-projector in Voyager's engine room to project The Doctor there. Unfortunately, the holo-projector significantly shortened The Doctor and the project was abandoned. (VOY: "Persistence of Vision") In 2373, Rear Admiral Bennett presided over the hearing on Dr. Julian Bashir's genetic enhancement on Deep Space 9 via a holo-projector. (DS9: "Doctor Bashir, I Presume") In 2374, Quark created a hologram of Morn to replace him while he was away, so his business would not suffer. He was unable to afford an interactive holoprojector to make Morn speak, which he felt was better, since Morn never shut up. (DS9: "Who Mourns for Morn?") In 2378, Lieutenant Commander Tuvok shot one of the holo-emitters with a phaser in Voyager's sickbay to prevent The Doctor from escaping, after it was discovered he had incapacitated members of the crew and assumed their identities. (VOY: "Renaissance Man") The Narada, a 2387 Romulan mining vessel, had a holographic projector which could display images chosen by hand. After being transported to 2233, Ayel displayed images of the Jellyfish and Ambassador Spock to Richard Robau, who replied he was unaware of them or their location. Twenty-five years later in this alternate reality, Nero projected an image of his deceased wife to Christopher Pike, while trying to justify his genocide of the Vulcan people. (Star Trek)
- A holographic projector (also called a holographic emitter or holo-emitter for short) was a device used to project holograms. By the 2360s, holographic projectors were installed aboard Starfleet starships in specialized areas called holodecks. (TNG episode: "Encounter at Farpoint") By the 2370s, ships such as the USS Voyager had holo-emitters installed in their sickbays to enable the use of the Emergency Medical Hologram. (VOY episode: "Caretaker")
- The Holographic projector was a type of device that was capable of producing realistic Holograms. Typically, such devices were mobile allowing them to be easily moved across the battlefield. They were used in various roles from target practice to decoys to distract the enemy.
- Holographic Projector is a quest item for A Disarming Distraction.
- __NOEDITSECTION__ Image:Temporary FreakshowDisguise.png
- Although the images, or holographs, projected appear to be three-dimensional, they have no substance. Thus they are undetectable by radar and can appear and disappear suddenly.
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