Tachibana Heads Up Display Series

General Information
The Tachibana Heads Up Display series is a series of eyepieces designed and manufactured by Tachibana Aerospace Industries designed for use in all work sectors, ranging from industrial, to medical, to combative roles. Designed to be able to be controlled by blinking, movements of the eye, and even neural activity data in later models, they are extremely capable devices - performing various tasks for the user, intended to be the sole device you need. These features depend on the model being used, but, many functions are ultimately universal for all variants, with improvements made upon them in later models.

Models
While over 73 different variants have been produced, the most prominent two would be the Utility Recognition System and Combat Recognition System Heads Up Display, the latter often being referred to as simply the Combat Recognition System, and both as the URS and CRS respectively - though other prominent models and series do exist, such as the Medical Assistance & Recognition System, which foregoes various combative systems in the CRS and replaces them with more capable medical and analytical equipment. It is notable that prolonged usage of eyepieces can cause the user's eye to dry out, which can cause some medical complications.

Utility Recognition System
The Utility Recognition System is the first heads up display eyepiece produced by Tachibana, being manufactured en-masse in both left and right handed models to be clipped onto their corresponding ears. The latest models of the URS feature many capabilities, ultimately depending on the make/variant purchased - for example, industrial variants generally feature ore detection subsystems.

The URS's features include, but are not limited to:


 * Passive persons profiling - The URS will passively identify anyone within its line of sight and provide the user with displayed information based on records it has access to.
 * Thermal imaging - The URS can be switched onto an alternative mode that allows for the user to see through the infrared spectrum, highlighting heat signatures
 * Threat analysis - While not as sophisticated as the CRS's threat analysis systems, the URS allows for basic analysis of threats, providing the user with information on what poses the most significant risk to them
 * Built-in camera - The URS also features a built-in camera, allowing for videos and photos to be taken in varying qualities up to 4k and stored in the integral 1tb SSD
 * Vital signs tracking - The URS can track and display the vital signs of the user through the usage of various sensors and scanners fitted to it
 * Resource analysis - Some variants feature analysis suites that allow for resources and minerals to be identified and analysed
 * Integral AI - Part of what makes Tachibana's HUD eyepiece series so unique is the fact that it features a non-sentient AI that can process many thousands of things at once, allowing for it to perform calculations and almost anything else a standard computer could do
 * Integral radio - The URS does feature an integrated radio system, allowing for the user to communicate on various specified frequencies, or can directly perform phone calls via the inputting of phone numbers and other such things - which can also be saved onto the device as contacts for ease of access
 * Integral SMS - On top of its radio system, the URS has an integral SMS system to further aid in communications, with some variants even featuring encrypted, unmonitored channels through which messages can be sent - although these are significantly more expensive
 * Basic First Aid Scanning Suite (BFASS) - The URS notably features an experimental medical scanning suite, permitting the user to quickly analyse a great multitude of wounds, and administer guided first aid through instructions saved onto the device
 * Holographic projection - The URS features an integrated holographic projection system, allowing for various items to be displayed and manipulated in 3D - see instructions storage for further information
 * Instructions storage - The URS can also be used to store instructions and can make use of its holographic projector system, as well as its LCD screen, to allow the user to view instructions and be guided through various important tasks as per necessary
 * Helmet/Computer Uplink System (HUS/CUS) - One of the key features of the URS is that it can perform a remote link to helmets, computers and other electronic devices compatible with it to allow for various tasks to be completed with ease; this also extends to the point that it can be completely integrated into a helmet, as seen with much of the Tachibana K-series armours
 * And much more - Based on variant, the URS can also have additional features implanted into it - with customised URS eyepieces also being a common sight amongst those who can afford it can be manufactured in such a way

Combat Recognition System Heads Up Display
In contrast to the Utility Recognition System, there is also the combat-specialized Combat Recognition System Heads Up Display. Intended for usage by the higher grade military forces or as an integrated systems in powered combat suits, the Combat Recognition System was significantly more modular and could be easily modified and repaired on the field, being able to be installed into the visor of any helmet and configured with ease.

The CRS's features include, but are not limited to:


 * Passive Persons Profiling - The CRS will passively cross-reference various signatures detected on people, such as neural frequencies, heart rates, fingerprints (if acquired), facial scans and other such things with records to allow the user to identify them.
 * Thermal Imaging/FLIRs - The CRS includes a FLIR system which, unlike the URS, has a subsystem that allows for designated 'friendlies' to be highlighted in an alternative color to prevent friendly fire incidents
 * Night Vision Display - The CRS features a built-in NODs system that allows the user to see almost perfectly at night, with a blue tint to the image produced.
 * Threat & Contraband Analysis - The CRS also has an advanced threat analysis suite, scanning weapons of all sorts, from firearms to blades (including makeshift non-production weaponry), to provide the user with various statistics and such. The threat analysis feature will highlight all technical details of the weapon and display them as a non-intrusive pop up on the screen to allow them to view the statistics, and may even be able to deduce how to operate the weapon if picking it up is needed. The threat analysis system works through thin walls, meaning weapons and explosives can be detected through thinner surfaces, being able to be used to search an opponent for equipment and contraband. Please note that the system is fully configurable to detect certain items, and the color used to highlight the weapon will vary based on how much of a threat it poses to you.
 * Built-In Camera - Also included in the CRS is a built in camera, almost identical to the URS, although more armored to prevent it being damaged.
 * Vital Signs Tracking - The vital signs tracking feature in the CRS is almost identical to that which is featured on the URS, but now also works to track vital signs of foes within 25 metres, as well as friendlies. This also allows for the user to detect foes through thin walls by detecting electrical impulses in the opponent's muscles. The unique patterns featured in these impulses mean that specific people can be specified as friendlies and highlighted, just like in the FLIR system.
 * Integral AI - The CRS features an integrated artificial intelligence system, intended to be an improvement upon the original one featured on the URS. It is significantly more powerful and can complete most calculations in mere nanoseconds.
 * Integral radio - Same as the URS.
 * Integral SMS - Same as the URS, though with encrypted frequencies by default.
 * Basic First Aid Scanning Suite (BFASS) - Almost identical to that which is featured on the URSS, but slightly more detailed in what it displays to the user.
 * Holographic Projection - Same as the URS.
 * Instructions Storage - Same as the URS; comes default with weapons usage instructions. This will also be updated while the threat scan is in usage, storing information on how to operate the firearms/equipment/weapons scanned.
 * Helmet/Computer Uplink System (HUS/CUS) - Almost identical to URS, aside from the fact that it is slightly enhanced in its ability, as seen in the later models of the K-series armours.
 * Inventory Display - An optional feature in the CRS, the inventory display allows for the eyepiece to keep track of equipment placed on the user.
 * Ordnance & Ballistics Tracking Computer (OBTC) - The OBTC subsystem allows for the eyepiece to perform ballistics calculations of various sorts, allowing for the user to fire their weapon with extreme, unmatched precision. It will provide information on your weapon's ballistics, show where to aim to hit individual parts of the body, and where to fire based on your intentions, which can be configured easily on the field in seconds - showing where to hit to incapacitate, kill, or stun, and so on. It is worth noting that it can also show if your weapon can penetrate walls and so on.
 * Extreme Customizability - The CRS is even more customizable than the URS - which remains a major marketing point - being able to be modified easily with various modules produced by Tachibana and even some third-party sources. Some CRS eyepieces can be requisitioned as custom pieces, if one can afford such.

Medical Assistance & Recognition System
The Medial Assistance Recognition System (MARS) eyepie- [DATA CORRUPTED]

OOC Notes
The URS and MRS does not require special permission to be utilised, unlike the CRS, which does (however, exceptions can be granted for those utilising K-series armours with integrated CRS displays, with permission).

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