Although the show was released almost 20 years ago,o technology in Star Trek: Voyager (also TNG) still looks to the future with confidence, and we can happily sell our twisted phones as Galaxy Z Fold 3 or Surface Duo 2 for this unspeakable fun by one Wa Voyager software.
Creating a sci-fi TV series based on one of the most popular is not always cheap. Not only do you create stand-up sets within the superstar, there are also strange lands to build, lots of unique weapons, and mountains of future objects that players can experience. According to Hackaday, For Star Trek: Voyager, the second most successful pursuit Star Trek: The Next Generation, There were plans to launch a new ubiquitous tricorder design – the future PDA that could do whatever the script might require – but the graphics were replaced with hand-drawn manuscripts. TNG to keep the price low.
At least one Star Trek: Voyager fans felt it was unfair, but instead expressed their concerns at the Q&A section on a Star Trek meeting, they started building Voyager Tricorder, as they call it, in real life. The The first Bible that YouTuber Mangy_Dog (UI developer who is also an electrician) it took a year to build he was incredibly talented and appeared from the 24th century. But after a friend made himself a triorder model, Mangy_Dog took the opportunity to redesign the interior and exterior, and it took several years to complete, the results looking better than anything Hollywood has ever offered.
Mangy_Dog looked at the design and design of the Voyager Tricord V2 in three videos. The first video goes to other hardware-only problems, including conventional PCBs and the difficulty of obtaining high-quality displays, while second video focuses on user interface and project-based animation, all of which are created and delivered on the fly, rather than simply displaying live video games. The third video it goes deeper into internal hardware including the PCB custom designed for the project and the more code that gives it power.
In addition to the LCD displays that display what looks like a standard Starfleet user, the Voyager Tricorder V2 includes countless touch buttons that are used to change settings or trigger passwords after long presses. There’s also flashing, flashing, and flashing LEDs throughout the device, making it look like the tricorder is looking at and interacting with its environment, when in fact this only object of art can do and make more. Star Trek fans are envious.
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