Difference between revisions of "Bioscanner"
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| − | The bioscanner '''sniffer''' scans for | + | {{InfoboxGoods|name=Bioscanner |
| − | evidence of biological/metabolic activity in the area It is a highly | + | |Type=Sensory aid |
| − | advanced combination sampler/analyzer. The | + | |TL=15 |
| − | sniffer is a breakthrough in molecular analysis the device: provides | + | |size=8 liters |
| − | both improved analysis speed and a cheaper price than | + | |weight=3.5kg |
| − | sniffers of Tech Level 14 and less. Not only is the bioscanner | + | |cost=Cr350,000 |
| − | useful for biological studies, but it also helps with regular | + | |footnote= |
| − | chemical analysis. (A cheaper and smaller Tech Level 15 | + | }} |
| − | chemical analyzer is available, but it is not very useful for | + | The [[bioscanner]] '''sniffer''' scans for evidence of biological/metabolic activity in the area. It is a highly advanced combination sampler/analyzer. The {{TL|15}} sniffer is a breakthrough in molecular analysis the device: provides both improved analysis speed and a cheaper price than sniffers of Tech Level 14 and less. Not only is the bioscanner useful for biological studies, but it also helps with regular chemical analysis. (A cheaper and smaller Tech Level 15 chemical analyzer is available, but it is not very useful for biological scanning) |
| − | biological scanning) | ||
| − | The portable Tech Level 15 unit listed here incorporates both | + | The portable Tech Level 15 unit listed here incorporates both analyzer and collector into one It has two modes and corresponding equipment: one mode for mass sampling of atmospheric content and the other for minute sampling. |
| − | analyzer and collector into one It has two modes and corresponding | ||
| − | equipment: one mode for mass sampling of atmospheric | ||
| − | content and the other for minute sampling. | ||
| − | The evidence of biological activity must be within short range | + | The evidence of biological activity must be within short range of the scanner, for anything beyond short range is undetectable. The bioscanner helps a user to recognize or categorize evidence of familiar and unfamiliar organisms, which allows ecological classification, determination of potential hazards to |
| − | of the scanner, for anything beyond short range is undetectable. | ||
| − | The bioscanner helps a user to recognize or categorize | ||
| − | evidence of familiar and unfamiliar organisms, which allows | ||
| − | ecological classification, determination of potential hazards to | ||
other life forms, and estimation of potential uses (form of food, | other life forms, and estimation of potential uses (form of food, | ||
commercially valuable). | commercially valuable). | ||
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{{Sources|S1=[[Imperial Encyclopedia]]|S2=[[Grand Census]]}} | {{Sources|S1=[[Imperial Encyclopedia]]|S2=[[Grand Census]]}} | ||
| − | {{LE | + | {{LE|Goods}} |
Revision as of 14:12, 28 November 2008
| Bioscanner | |
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| Type | Sensory aid |
| Tech Level | TL–15 |
| Cost | Cr350,000 |
| Size | 8 liters |
| Weight | 3.5kg |
The bioscanner sniffer scans for evidence of biological/metabolic activity in the area. It is a highly advanced combination sampler/analyzer. The TL–15 sniffer is a breakthrough in molecular analysis the device: provides both improved analysis speed and a cheaper price than sniffers of Tech Level 14 and less. Not only is the bioscanner useful for biological studies, but it also helps with regular chemical analysis. (A cheaper and smaller Tech Level 15 chemical analyzer is available, but it is not very useful for biological scanning)
The portable Tech Level 15 unit listed here incorporates both analyzer and collector into one It has two modes and corresponding equipment: one mode for mass sampling of atmospheric content and the other for minute sampling.
The evidence of biological activity must be within short range of the scanner, for anything beyond short range is undetectable. The bioscanner helps a user to recognize or categorize evidence of familiar and unfamiliar organisms, which allows ecological classification, determination of potential hazards to other life forms, and estimation of potential uses (form of food, commercially valuable).