LCARS | |
Created by | Michael Okuda |
Genre | Science fiction |
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Type | Computer operating system |
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Feb 18, 2023 · Working off that, I'd assume LCARS was probably developed around the late 2340s-2350s by Starfleet for use in their facilities, and then like ...
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Apr 5, 2014 · The introduction of the transporter was only established when it became part of the ongoing plot of Enterprise, particularly first season, that ...
The Library Computer Access and Retrieval System (LCARS for short) was the main computer system employed by the United Federation of Planets by the mid-24th ...
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Jun 13, 2018 · Dubbed "LCARS" for Library Computer Access and Retrieval System, these panels became synonymous with the look of 24th century Starfleet ...
May 3, 2024 · Project: LCARS 24 - Built by Bill Morris This is a Star Trek LCARS Graphical User Interface w/large clock, games, text editor, maps, animations ...
Aug 24, 2020 · Gene Roddenberry wanted interfaces that were simple and less obtrusive than the busy mechanical consoles of TOS and the first few films. Mike ...
Perhaps the most fascinating thing about the LCARs design is that it was created when touch screen technology was not a realistic consumer product. Devices that ...
The unique designs of the LCARS displays are also known as Okudagrams - a reference to Michael Okuda, a technical adviser who created the definitive signage ...
