Scour Medical Scanner

* Appearence
* POV

> "*I was going to get to that. This visor isn’t for ”style”. It gives Critical Information about whoever I stare directly at. Stuff that could Seriously help People,*" -Reese, Said in "How Come you Get all the Cool Stuff?"
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The Scour Medical Scanner, is a Vital Tool used by selected few Field Medics. The Device can scan the Form of target, to receive important information, most important being *Blood Type*. It's primary used by Amber Reese of Red Team.

## Background

### THE COMPANY

The Medical Scanner was Manufactured by Cathartic Industries, a Medical based Company, sought to create useful *Tools* and *Resources* for Field Medics to use for any injured persons, most likely Teammates. This was one of their Projects, something the UNSC was heavily intrigued with. And so, early versions began their Development...

### RED VERSION 1.0 - 1.9

After the *Beta Editions* were tested, they moved on a more in-depth version, hopefully one that can possibly be the final Adaption. This version having a Red color tint however the display. However, the Scour medical Scanner was originally and interchangeable visor, for the user to switch out for an Warzone based kind. But that wasn't the major issue with this version. Cathartic Industries tried to have multiple points of info, like what we see today. This is at a much higher amount, so much so it caused performance issues. Sometimes an entire sight of said user, would go blind, unable to see anything. This also caused the death of a Medic by the name of Mark Deke.

Within the Report, mark Deke had just scanned a fellow soldier of his team. The Moment he did this, there was transmissions from Mark that stated he was entirely blind. The Report also said that not ten or so seconds later, Mark Deke was Killed, presumably by some sort of Explosion from the enemy team. So, this created a long pause for the Project. But eventually, they fixed these Issues, or so they thought.

### BLU VERSION 2.0 - 2.9

With the *Blu Version*, Several minor issues were fixed, as well as reducing the amount of Information that was displayed after a Target Scan. One improvement was the Visor, now entirely built into the Helmet, with an additional Battery Pack for Power. It seemed this version showed promise for the finalized Project, but then resent products of said version, shipped to Simulation Outposts, worked incorrectly. One problem was the power. Even though there was an additional Battery Pack, it seemed the Scanner wasn't getting a well still connection, causing it to die a lot. Their vision wasn't blocked like what happened with the *Red Version*, simply the display of information was not shown.

Cathartic Industries blamed their workers (yes they had some human employees) for the resent errors. After spending millions of dollars attempting to continue the project, it all seemed lost. Until they were me with an Offer that could change their Company's Products forever. Project Freelancer had directly contacted the CEO, and proposed a Deal. What the deal was, is entirely secret, however we some info. Project Freelancer graciously donated enough money to jump start the Company and the Scour medical Scanner product once more, in return, several were sent to Project Freelancer for some sort of use.

### GRE VERSION 3.0 - PRESENT

With the Help of the Program, the Scour Medical Scanners returned with the GRE Version, now shown with a green colored tint of the Visor. Multiple products of this new version, where shipped to project Freelancer, for them to pass on the gear to very selected people. One of them, being *Reese* of Simulation Outpost 32-A. At this time, GRE is the current version, so future information has not yet happened. However, what the GRE version had that no other version had before it, was *"Custom Tags"*. An additional Data pack is secure to the helmet. For the reason to archive previous targets. Once a target has a Custom Tag attaché to them, their bio form is saved and will shown who they are once looked at.

This was made for the reason to Secure a remembering connection with said person. As it had always taken a few seconds to load said Scan Data. Reese commonly Tags his teammates with funny or unique names, even some of the Blues have a Tag.