Matrix 04 ~ [Dictated]

[simulatedmedic]

Ah! Success!

[The proud sound of a man who has accomplished someone filters through the journals.]

I knew keeping some of those engineering subroutines would pay off.

[There's the clearing of a throat.]

Attention, residents of Paradisa. Your clinic is now in possession of one Starfleet-issue Dermal Regenerator. This means that anyone who needs cuts and nicks healing can do so with ease and no pain.

[He built it himself. He's so proud.]

I would, however, like someone to trial it on. I'd like to make sure that it works.

Any clinic staff who wish to be briefed on its operation, please contact me, but I must insist that no non-trained persons operate the device.

Thank you for your attention.

[Technology filter]

Good afternoon.

I come making my second request for assistance in building holographic emitters around the clinic and other areas for ease of access and security of my program. If they could be tied into the CastleNet to back my program up, all the better.

I would do it myself... but a dermal regenerator is nothing compared to holographic emitters.

Comments

[well_assembled]

Not sure what exactly you need, but Stark tower has been running interfaces for JARVIS and others, we might have the parts or technology you need.

[simulatedmedic]

Yes, that's the problem here. I may be a hologram myself, but I'm a doctor, not an engineer.

This Guy

[hard_talker]

Holographic emitters ... [hey wait a minute. he starts rooting around on his desk for the stack of PADDs]

Did you know a kid named Icheb?

Tech Filter

[whistles_the_blues]

I'm around the clinic a fair bit anyways, I suppose I could lend a hand if you want.

Tech filter

[honeytoes]

What do you need?

[schrodingersghost]

Can't say I've ever touched a holographic emitter, but I used to help my parents with some of their tech. I could give it a try?

...What's a dermal regenerator?

[well_assembled]

I'm sure some of what we have could be helpful, but the sort of tech you are talking about is beyond me.

[simulatedmedic]

Yes, I'm afraid not many will be graduates of Starfleet Academy with a major in Engineering or Holo-programming.

[simulatedmedic]

The slight issue is that I wouldn't have any idea where to begin. I may know my way around several types of cardio-vascular systems, but isolinear circuitry? I'm limited to tinkering.

[Ah, something he can talk about.]

A dermal regenerator is a remarkable medical device. It heals and stitches together the dermal layers of the skin, without even a scratch.

Tech filter

[simulatedmedic]

I'm sure I can wish for the parts. The backlash mentioned will be a small price to pay for the security of my program. What I need is someone familiar with Federation technology to help build it.

Tech Filter

[simulatedmedic]

That would be appreciated, but I'm sure you're not a Starfleet Engineer in disguise.

That Kid

[simulatedmedic]

Icheb? [Finally, a name.] Yes. He was on-board Voyager with me. Why do you ask?

[And then a pause.]

Is it too much to hope that your name is Mark, and you happen to be in possession of a sizeable stack of schematics of the USS Voyager?

[well_assembled]

Don't sell the people here short, there are a lot of brilliant minds even if they don't have the exact training you're looking for. As a doctor I
m sure you've run into situations where you've had to improvise before.

[whistles_the_blues]

I'm certainly not, but I have some experience working with machinery, I'm sure I could figure it out with time.

Tech filter

[honeytoes]

Ok I know jack shit about federation technology.

But I'm a pretty quick learner. It shouldn't take me too long to get to grips with the parts.

This Guy

[hard_talker]

That's me! .... Are you the holographic doctor guy that came to the gallery? Nora told me about you.

[simulatedmedic]

This being one of them, yes. I'm sure we'll figure something out, but this is technically my life on the line.

I guess doctors are probably the worst sort of patients.

[simulatedmedic]

We have schematics of Voyager. I'm not sure if we have blueprints of the holo-emitters.

Tech filter

[simulatedmedic]

Perhaps we can attempt this on something smaller? I can wish up some medical equipment that uses the same isolinear circutry as standard Federation holo-emitters.

Mark

[simulatedmedic]

Yes, that's me.

Nice to meet you. I was wondering if I could have a look at some of the diagnostics. I have a small amount of experience in engineering. I may be able to help

HoloDoc

[hard_talker]

Uhh, the diagnostics for what? All I have are the manuals, man.

Mark

[simulatedmedic]

[A pause. Don't be snippy.]

Very well. I'd like to have a look at what you've got.

[Trying his best not to sound terse. All his social lessons are paying off~]

[hard_talker]

Sure, no problem. You want me to bring 'em down to the clinic?

[simulatedmedic]

Whichever's best for you.

[The doc's not really that bothered.]

Voyager's schematics will help create a holo-grid my program is at least capable of interfacing with.

[Hopefully]

[hard_talker]

Yeah, I'm not busy right now, I can come down. Be there in a few. [he grabs the stack of PADDs and trots down the few flights of stairs to the clinic.]

[simulatedmedic]

[And see the Doctor hovering by one of the beds, making sure it's all set up properly. He didn't have anything else to do.

One notable thing to link him to Icheb might be the combadge on his left breast.]

[hard_talker]

Uh... Hello? Doctor? [he edges in, holding the stack close to his chest like a pile of textbooks. he's keeping his voice low in case anyone is resting.]

[simulatedmedic]

Ah. Hello.

[And he's going to move over towards Mark, his eyes lighting up as he sees the Padds.]

You must be Mark.

[hard_talker]

That's my name, don't wear it out. [he holds out the PADDs]. I wasn't sure which one you needed, so I brought 'em all.

[simulatedmedic]

[And the Doc picks up one of them, the full schematic of the USS Voyager.]

Ah... [A slight smile.] Icheb was always a stickler for details.

[hard_talker]

He seemed like a really neat kid. I wish I'd gotten to know him more before he got sent back.