 It's no secret Marvel loves itself some floaty holograms. Despite their introduction as a pretty specifically Stark technology, they show up more often than Apple product placement. The first episode, however, shows a hologram room built into the cargo area of an airplane that not only can display a 0-dimensional recreation of a crime scene, but does so with nothing but corrupted security camera footage. This is all made possible when Skye offers up an audio recording of the scene. One might write it off as a rendering, but the team discovers both Centipede and Extremis technology on the suspect by looking at the recreation. That's some damn magic tech that probably could've been used again later.  It's no secret Marvel loves itself some floaty holograms. Despite their introduction as a pretty specifically Stark technology, they show up more often than Apple product placement. The first episode, however, shows a hologram room built into the cargo area of an airplane that not only can display a 0-dimensional recreation of a crime scene, but does so with nothing but corrupted security camera footage. This is all made possible when Skye offers up an audio recording of the scene. One might write it off as a rendering, but the team discovers both Centipede and Extremis technology on the suspect by looking at the recreation. That's some damn magic tech that probably could've been used again later. 