: Patrick R. McElhiney; Emitters (EMI)

Linear Photonic Programmer

This type of geospatial emitter programs multiple photons on each linear path, such as the emitter plane being the X and Y dimensions, and the linear programmer being the Z dimension at the depth of the geospatial field. Applications may include inversed geospatial programming screen technology.

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