Data's Tricorder

The Starfleet tricorder is actively used by Data to scan the tunnel environment, generating real-time schematics that contradict Admiral Jameson's memories. It serves as a critical tactical tool that introduces a factual challenge to Jameson's authoritative claims, escalating the tension between technology and experience.

The Starfleet tricorder serves as a critical instrument for Data’s empirical assessment, providing real-time scans and schematics that contradict Jameson's memory of the tunnel layout. It embodies the tension between empirical technology and human experience, shaping the team's tactical decisions.

The Starfleet tricorder is actively used by Data to scan the tunnel environment and display schematics that contradict Admiral Jameson's claims, serving as a critical tool highlighting the tension between technology and human memory during the mission.

Data's Starfleet Tricorder is used during the firefight and medical crisis to scan and analyze the environment and Jameson's condition, providing critical diagnostic data and evidence that supports medical and tactical decisions, underscoring the tension between cold data and human frailty.

The tricorder is used by Picard to present a sequence of still images to Karnas, illustrating Jameson's progressive de-aging and reinforcing the medical and factual basis for the crisis resolution.

The Starfleet tricorder is used by Picard to display still images of Jameson's progressive de-aging during negotiations with Karnas, reinforcing the medical reality and enabling Karnas to confront the truth of Jameson's identity and condition.

The tricorder is actively used by Tasha to scan and analyze the barren landscape, providing critical environmental data that confirms the lifeless state of the soil and supports the team's understanding of the ecological collapse. It serves as the primary sensor device facilitating on-site scientific inquiry.

Tasha uses the Starfleet Tricorder to scan the environment continuously, providing real-time environmental data and confirming the lifelessness of the landscape, as well as tracking the signal device's transmission to the Enterprise. The device’s scans support understanding and safety during the investigation.

The Starfleet Tricorder is actively used by Tasha to scan the barren environment and collect data on soil conditions and any signs of life or artificial structures, aiding their investigation of the colony’s sudden disappearance.

Data’s tricorder is used throughout the corridor to scan for environmental hazards such as toxic deuterium gas and to locate life signs. It provides crucial information that shapes the away team’s navigation decisions and risk assessment within the damaged Batris.

Data uses the Starfleet tricorder extensively to scan the hazardous Batris corridor, detecting toxic deuterium gas levels and life signs trapped behind a jammed door. The tricorder guides the team's path and safety decisions, becoming critical to navigation and rescue strategy.

Data actively uses the Starfleet tricorder to scan for life signs and detect environmental hazards such as toxic deuterium gas and structural damage, guiding the team safely and informing their cautious approach to opening the jammed compartment door.

The Starfleet tricorder is used by Data to scan the critically injured third Klingon, providing essential medical diagnostics that confirm the survivor's fragile state and inform the urgent decision to evacuate him.

Data employs the Starfleet tricorder to scan the critically wounded Klingon, assessing vital signs and providing crucial medical information that informs immediate rescue decisions.

Starfleet tricorders are utilized by Riker, Data, and Yar to scan the dense underbrush and ancient ruins of Minos, detecting hostile technological signatures and covert communication monitoring, serving as essential tools guiding the team's cautious exploration.

The away team activates their Starfleet tricorders to scan the environment, detecting the melted tritanium, identifying the advanced weapon, and confirming the absence of other life signs, providing critical data to navigate the hostile terrain.

The Starfleet tricorders are actively used by Riker, Data, and Yar to scan the clearing, detect hostile surveillance, and analyze environmental data. They provide crucial sensor feedback that aids in identifying the absence of intelligent life and detecting energy buildups, underscoring the technological vigilance of the away team.

Starfleet tricorders are actively used by Riker, Data, and Yar to scan the dense underbrush and ruins for signs of life and technology. Data’s tricorder detects the absence of other life signs and monitors for surveillance, aiding in revealing the deceptive nature of the holographic trap.

The away team employs tricorders throughout their exploration, using them to scan the environment and detect life signs. Data uses his tricorder to confirm the lack of other life forms around the hologram, reinforcing the suspicion about the hologram’s artificial nature.

Starfleet tricorders are used by Data to scan Riker and the interrogation cube, assisting in analyzing the containment and searching for vulnerabilities. Their sensor capabilities provide critical information but their communications are disrupted by the weapon’s close attack, complicating coordination.

The Starfleet tricorders are actively used by Data to scan and analyze the interrogation cube and surrounding terrain. Their sensor pulses provide critical data on the encasement material and help detect the hostile automated weapons, guiding the team’s tactical responses in real time.

The Starfleet tricorders provide critical scanning and diagnostic data enabling Data to analyze Riker’s encasement and monitor the hostile terrain. They function as essential tools for situational awareness and technological investigation throughout the event.

Data uses a tricorder immediately following Riker’s release to scan and verify the restoration of vital signs, providing crucial medical diagnostics that inform the team of Riker’s condition.

Data uses the Starfleet tricorder repeatedly to scan the black viscous mass blocking the away team’s path, attempting to identify its biological or structural nature. The tricorder provides inconclusive results, revealing no known cellular or biological signatures, deepening the mystery and emphasizing the entity’s alien and unfathomable nature.

The Starfleet tricorder is used intensively by Data to scan the black viscous mass, attempting to classify its biological and physical characteristics. Despite the tricorder’s advanced technology, it fails to provide conclusive results, underscoring the entity’s alien and incomprehensible nature and amplifying the crew’s uncertainty.

The Starfleet Tricorder is employed by Data to perform detailed scientific scans of the black viscous mass, attempting to classify the unknown entity through sensor readings and analysis, though it yields inconclusive and confounding results, symbolizing technological limits against alien phenomena.

The Starfleet tricorder is used by Data to scan and analyze Armus, attempting to classify the entity’s nature. Armus dismisses its efficacy, confiscating and throwing it aside to demonstrate its invulnerability and the futility of the crew’s scientific tools in this confrontation.

Data operates the Starfleet tricorder to analyze Armus, but the device is rendered ineffective when Armus confiscates and propels it away, symbolizing the limits of technology against this alien menace.

The Starfleet tricorder is used by Data to scan Armus, but it fails to register the entity’s unique properties. Armus seizes the tricorder and flings it away, demonstrating the technological impotence against this alien menace.

The Starfleet tricorder is employed by Data for detailed scans of Armus. Despite its advanced capabilities, it fails to register the entity’s true nature, and ultimately is seized by Armus and thrown away, symbolizing the futility of conventional scientific tools against this alien menace.

The Starfleet tricorder is used by Data to scan Armus and analyze the hostile environment. Armus dismisses its readings as useless, ultimately seizing and discarding the device, symbolizing the futility of technology against this ancient malevolence.

Data uses his palm-held tricorder to sweep the cramped control area, producing readouts that establish environmental hazards (minimal oxygen) and the operation of a faint solar generator. The device frames the team's understanding and shifts the approach from brute force to careful preservation.

Data's tricorder is actively used to scan ambient conditions and equipment; it reports 'minimal oxygen' and detects an ancient solar generator. The device frames the away team's understanding and shifts the action toward careful preservation and forensic retrieval.

Data's tricorder is used to sweep the room for life-forms, environmental hazards and linguistic traces; it supplies the empirical basis for declaring the planet devoid of life and for feeding comparative language datasets into Data's analysis routines.

Data's tricorder is the active sensor tool used to sweep the dome, keys and surrounding consoles, providing environmental readings and feedstock for linguistic and technical comparison — effectively translating the alien environment into analyzable data.

Data uses the concept and his tricorder scans (referenced and deployed) to read power signatures, detect the underground source, and monitor the upsurge of energy—providing the forensic data that links the console to a vast power source and confirming the gateway's genuine function.

Data uses a referenced/tricorder-like device to run multiple scans of the dome, the gateway and the room; its readings reveal an upsurge in power and identify a vast underground power source controlled by the console, anchoring the discovery in measurable systems data.

Data's tricorder contains the only complete record of the team's forensic discoveries; Picard demands it, then orders it destroyed to prevent capture. Worf fires his phaser at the device and it is obliterated, erasing the tangible evidence and intelligence the Enterprise had recovered.

Data's tricorder contains the only complete record of Iconian data gathered; Picard demands its destruction because its preservation would allow the technology to be reverse-engineered. Worf shoots the tricorder, and it is destroyed/vanishes, removing direct evidence and ensuring the crew cannot hand the record to outsiders.

The palm-sized medical diagnostic scanner, held and operated by Geordi, provides real-time telemetry of Data's positronic systems; its steady beeping transforms into a flat, sterile tone that visually and audibly confirms Data's cessation and catalyzes the emotional and procedural shift in the room.

Data's tricorder is actively used to scan the surrounding void, producing the crucial detection that ammonia storms rage nearby and that an enormous unseen structure lies behind the team. Its readouts convert the phenomenological mystery into actionable information, guiding movement and the decision to approach the sensed location.

Data's tricorder actively scans the void, reporting paradoxical information — an enormous unseen structure located behind them and nearby ammonia storms that do not intrude. The device drives the team's understanding of the scene and prompts movement toward the presumed entrance.

Data's tricorder is swept through the lobby and used to scan the people and the environment; its readout supplies the pivotal clue — none of the inhabitants emit biological signatures — converting atmosphere into demonstrable danger and forcing the team's strategic recalibration.

Data's handheld tricorder is actively scanned through the lobby crowd; it produces the decisive readout that none of the hotel 'people' emit biological life signs, converting ambient curiosity into urgent operational reality and changing the team's mandate from inquiry to survival.

Data's tricorder functions as the evidentiary pivot: its scans distinguish physical presence from biological life by reporting absent DNA signatures. The device converts the uncanny into a concrete, alarming datum that redirects team priorities and validates Worf's suspicion while fueling Data's curiosity.

Data's hand-held Starfleet tricorder functions as the causative plot device: by scanning the overhead space it isolates a human DNA trace and supplies an exact vertical coordinate, transforming speculation into a concrete target and accelerating the team's tactics.

Data’s tricorder functions as the event’s literal and narrative detector: its Geiger‑like chirps and readout localize a human DNA trace behind door 727, converting an ambiguous hallway sweep into a focused lead. The device catalyzes the team’s shift from observation to action and frames the moment’s urgency.

Data's tricorder emits high-pitched beeps and is used to map doorway openings and environmental danger. Its tonal shifts across wall sections reveal the vanished portal and help Data assess external volcanic activity, informing his decision to call for immediate extraction.

Data's tricorder emits high-pitched beeps as he scans the room and door areas, mapping air density, structural integrity, and seismic activity; its dropped tones translate hidden danger into actionable data that directly informs Data's decision to evacuate Sarjenka.

Data unlimbers his tricorder to scan the room and the door areas, producing high‑pitched beeps that change pitch as boundary breaches and external seismic activity are mapped. The tricorder translates invisible geological threat into readable data that informs Data's rescue decision.

Data's tricorder is used to scan the slotted beings and environment; its readout produces discriminating diagnostic chirps and a sensor conclusion that the figures read as network nodes rather than discrete life forms, converting visual unease into tactical data.

Data's tricorder is actively used to sweep the shuttle landing site, gathering atmospheric and life-sign data before he reveals himself. The tricorder's readings justify Data's confidence and enable him to engage without immediate risk, functioning as both tool and dramatic signal of his methodical approach.

The palm‑held tricorder is used to record images and sensor readings of the Promellian tactical display and structural features. Worf operates it to capture visual and technical data that will serve as evidence and reference for engineering and command decisions.

Data uses his tricorder to amplify the playback unit's weak signal and capture diagnostic information; the tricorder acts as a bridge between ancient analogue outputs and Federation analysis tools, enabling a clearer image and sound for Picard to interpret.

Data's tricorder is used to amplify the playback unit's image and assist in stabilizing the archaic signal, functioning as the technical intermediary that translates a primitive analogue recording into legible visual and audio evidence.

Data's tricorder is the forensic instrument that turns the unknown into data: he uses it to read ambient radiation, produce a definitive 'safe' reading for the derelict ship, and underpin his deduction that the field is directional and aimed at the Enterprise. Narratively it converts atmospheric danger into a solvable engineering problem.

Geordi's tricorder is picked up by Bochra and becomes the proposed intermediary sensor: not set for neutrinos but identified as the only portable detector that could register a directional cue when linked to the VISOR outputs; it functions narratively as the bridge between detection and rescue.

Data's tricorder is used to scan Q's physiology; its readout gives the bridge concrete, sensor‑based evidence that Q 'reads as fully human,' providing objective support for Q's claim of mortality and influencing command reactions.

Data uses his tricorder to scan Q, producing the verification that Q's physiology reads as fully human. The tricorder functions as objective evidence that transforms Q's plaintive claim into an actionable fact for command to consider.

Data uses his palm‑sized tricorder to scan Q on the bridge; the device captures biometric signatures that yield the decisive readout 'fully human,' transforming Q's claim from rhetorical to empirically supported and shifting command judgment.

Data uses the palm-sized tricorder to sweep Q's body, producing a clear biometric readout that objectively confirms Q 'reads as fully human.' The tricorder functions as evidentiary proof, shifting the debate from speculation to verifiable fact.

Data aims his palm‑sized tricorder at Q and runs a diagnostic scan that records biometric and physiological signatures; the device provides the empirical basis for declaring Q 'fully human,' converting Q's rhetorical claims into verifiable evidence.

Geordi and Wesley sweep a palm-sized tricorder across a quarter-sized melted duranium scar to collect localized spectral data; its chirping readouts corroborate bridge monitors and translate the bizarre emission into tangible diagnostic values.

Data's palm-sized tricorder is swept across the quarter-sized melted patch to produce waveform readouts and radiation diagnostics; its chirps and display mediate the bridge team's immediate understanding of the scar's anomalous emission.