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Obvious changes are the physical appearance of the hologram itself, now resembling a human woman, and the increased social abilities. Where most humanoids did not like being treated by the standard Mk Is because of its flaws, those who have been treated by Mk IIIs have yet to express any reluctance about a return visit. Mk IIIs have the exteded operating durability, as well, being able to run for 7500 aggregate hours before substantial maintenance is required. | Obvious changes are the physical appearance of the hologram itself, now resembling a human woman, and the increased social abilities. Where most humanoids did not like being treated by the standard Mk Is because of its flaws, those who have been treated by Mk IIIs have yet to express any reluctance about a return visit. Mk IIIs have the exteded operating durability, as well, being able to run for 7500 aggregate hours before substantial maintenance is required. | ||
The EMH Mk III is in use aboard Starfleet vessels whose mission profiles have them at a distance from Federation planets and bases for an extended period. The [[USS Atlantis]] was the first vessel to field-test a Mk III. | |||
'''Note:''' An EMH, although a computer-created hologram, cannot automatically access a ship's computer. That would require far more processing capacity than its holomatrix can support. Instead, it accesses the ship's computer like any normal crewmember. | '''Note:''' An EMH, although a computer-created hologram, cannot automatically access a ship's computer. That would require far more processing capacity than its holomatrix can support. Instead, it accesses the ship's computer like any normal crewmember. | ||