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Neuro Visor
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Neuro Visor
Equipment:
stasis interface
Use:
HUD
Service:
Weyland Personnel
Construction:
polymer
Weight:
0.6kgs
Life support:
n/a
Dimensions:
Length:
16cms
Width:
20cms
Height:
10cms
Operational conditions:
-20 - +50°C






Name

A Neuro Visor is a HUD and interface for connecting to compatible equipment like Stases units.

Description

The Neuro Visor is a wrap around light weight interface visor and can display tactical information by way of a 'head up display' on a coated polymer screen.

Construction


Made from a polymer a Neuro Visor is attached on a supporting helmet and can be slid down when in use. These are yellow in colour and allow the use of other tasks when the HUD is displayed.

Tactical Uses


A Neuro Visor is not only used for Stases interface but can be used for tactical data display.


Characteristics

Reference stats table.


Appearance


Appearances in the following;
Prometheus (film)

Variations

Interactions

David uses a Neuro Visor for monitoring the crew in stasis particularly Shaw, he is able to visualize into the crew member's dreams, some of the information he uses against Shaw when he examines her and after he returns from the temple communicates with Weyland who was still in stasis.

Deployment

Neuro Visors are available in the following;
Used by David in the film Prometheus for monitoring the crew in stasis.

Continuity

Concept

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Julian Caldow, Ben Proctor and Andrew Palmer designed the concepts for the different areas of Prometheus which were varied by production but kept their basic design from the USCSS Megellan and for the doors, corridors and labs.


Production

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Josie Pledge as part of Prometheus' set costume fitting and design was a cutter for crew's spacesuits while Emma Taylor as part of costume fitting and design was the neoprene costume maker for the crew's spacesuits with Lifecast producing various makeup and animatronics.



See also




References

Citations

Prometheus (film)

Notes

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