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Their use is common among bridge and engineering personnel on [[starship]]s as well as smaller craft. For example, someone flying in a [[Grav Belt]] while using a neural activity sensor handset would find it inconvenient (to say the least) to refer to the readout on his backpack. Instead, the sensor’s output is immediately displayed on his headpiece. At the same time, he can monitor his altitude, airspeed, position, and the operational status of his grav belt batteries and grav units. If he is also wearing a vacc suit, he can read off his oxygen supply and internal temperature besides.{{Page cite|citeName=IE56}}
 
Their use is common among bridge and engineering personnel on [[starship]]s as well as smaller craft. For example, someone flying in a [[Grav Belt]] while using a neural activity sensor handset would find it inconvenient (to say the least) to refer to the readout on his backpack. Instead, the sensor’s output is immediately displayed on his headpiece. At the same time, he can monitor his altitude, airspeed, position, and the operational status of his grav belt batteries and grav units. If he is also wearing a vacc suit, he can read off his oxygen supply and internal temperature besides.{{Page cite|citeName=IE56}}
  
The data headpiece replaced the bulkier [[wikipedia:Helmet_mounted_display|helmet mounted displays]] and [[wikipedia:Head_Mounted_Display|head mounted displays]] with a lighter and smaller piece of equipment that provides a true see-through [[wikipedia:Head-up_display|heads-up display]] experience.
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The data headpiece replaced the bulkier [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helmet_mounted_display helmet mounted displays] and  [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Head_Mounted_Display head mounted display]s with a lighter and smaller piece of equipment that provides a true see-through [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Head-up_display heads-up display] experience.
  
 
When desired, the headpiece can be swung out of the way above the head; when the display is turned off, the [[cuprothallium]] is transparent. About three percent of the population find it difficult to focus properly on the headpiece and are unable to use the device.
 
When desired, the headpiece can be swung out of the way above the head; when the display is turned off, the [[cuprothallium]] is transparent. About three percent of the population find it difficult to focus properly on the headpiece and are unable to use the device.
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