USS EINSTEIN SIMULATION

The USS Einstein, is a Full-Scale, Real-Time, Live Action Role Playing, Starship Bridge Simulation. As the World's premiere Sci-Fi Digital Theme Park, Starfleet Command - Mojave invites you, and your Fellow Crew to a variety of exciting Missions, where you are Free to Move, and Interact at Will.

                           

     
                                                     
You Create the Action yourselves, be it Competitive or Cooperative, all Interaction in the Starfleet Command Simulation, is between People, and as a result every Adventure is Unique. The USS Einstein, represented by Bridge 1 in the overview below, each shift carries a complete Crew, consisting of 5-Man Teams, specializes in a specific Skill, allowing the Team as a whole, to engage in a variety of conventional, and unconventional Special Operations Missions.


Essential to the Ship's Mission is the fact that it can be rapidly deployed from anywhere, to anywhere. This allows the Crews to provide real time intelligence back to the Starbase 1.

In total, there will be 36 displays in use on the Bridge. From fore to aft, they are as follows:

Helm and Operations – these are the two Forward Positions on the Bridge. Each Station utilizes one main Display, and two auxiliary Displays, along the side of the Station.

Command – there are three main Stations in this area. The two outboard Positions utilize two Displays each, while the Captain’s Position uses two small Displays, built into the ends of each armrest.

Tactical Station – the Weapons and Security Displays are mounted into the Console, just behind the Command Seating Position. This Position uses three main Displays. 

Rear Stations – There are five unique Stations along the aft wall of the Bridge. Each Station utilizes two Displays, with one additional Display at each inside ends of the row.

Auxiliary Displays – The Bridge uses auxiliary Displays scattered throughout. Four total narrow Displays on each side of the aft, and fore walls, two large Displays on the forward section of the side walls, and three below the Main Viewer. This is to display general information, such as Alert Status, and Sensor Sweeps. These Auxiliary Stations need not be touch-sensitive.



With the exception of the Stations along the rear walls, the Bridge Station Displays utilize conventional sizes. Many of the Displays are large-format, such as the rear Wall Stations; while some are very small scale, such as those in the armrests of the Captain’s Chair. Actual dimensions of the surface area for these Displays are forthcoming.

Each station is User-Controlled via Touch Inputs to the UI. The Display are Touch-Sensitive.