Difference between revisions of "Hologenerator"
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* [[Holography]] | * [[Holography]] | ||
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* [[Holodeck]] | * [[Holodeck]] | ||
* [[Holosuite]] | * [[Holosuite]] | ||
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* [[Isolation suit]] | * [[Isolation suit]] | ||
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* [[Particle synthesis]] | * [[Particle synthesis]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:10, 1 March 2024
A holographic generator is a matrix-processing device used to create holographic imagery that is then projected by holographic projectors.
Some devices of this sort used omicron particles to create their holograms.
Federation anthropological teams use holographic generators for their duck blinds when they studied pre-warp civilizations.
See also:
- Holography
- Hologram
- Holodeck
- Holosuite
- Holographic Projector
- Mobile emitter
- Isolation suit
- Particle synthesis
- Duck blind
