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[[Lt. Commander]] [[Geordi La Forge]] controlled an interface probe to virtually search the {{USS|Raman}} for survivors when it became stranded in the [[atmosphere]] of [[Marijne VII]]. The interface was perfect for La Forge because his [[VISOR]] inputs allowed the probe to transmit information directly into his [[cerebral cortex]]. ({{TNG|Interface}}) |
[[Lt. Commander]] [[Geordi La Forge]] controlled an interface probe to virtually search the {{USS|Raman}} for survivors when it became stranded in the [[atmosphere]] of [[Marijne VII]]. The interface was perfect for La Forge because his [[VISOR]] inputs allowed the probe to transmit information directly into his [[cerebral cortex]]. ({{TNG|Interface}}) |
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Revision as of 00:08, 2 February 2012
Geordi La Forge, connected to an interface probe, looking at his reflection.
An interface probe was a type of Federation probe designed to be controlled remotely via direct connection to a person's brain and respond to the movements that the person intended to make. The person controlling the probe wore an interface suit which provided tactile sensations in order to feel as if he or she was experiencing the same environment as the probe. The probe was configured with both tractor beams and phasers and transmitted information via a focused particle beam.
Lt. Commander Geordi La Forge controlled an interface probe to virtually search the USS Raman for survivors when it became stranded in the atmosphere of Marijne VII. The interface was perfect for La Forge because his VISOR inputs allowed the probe to transmit information directly into his cerebral cortex. (TNG: "Interface")