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Revision as of 00:46, April 15, 2021
The MX-1050 Quantum Plane Translocation Marker-Local/Hybrid, commonly known as the quantum marker, is a prototype handheld translocation device in use by the UNSC.[1]
Overview
The device was developed by ONI's translocation grid testing conducted on a variety of Forerunner installations. Currently in testing, it is ultimately intended to be used for the immediate transportation of assets from hostile environments. After enclosing an asset in a slipspace-shielded containment using slipspace crates, operators dispatch a translocation beacon using the marker. Within seconds the containment unit is sent offsite to a precalibrated receiver node. Although native translocation technology allows the transportation of organic mater, operators are expressly forbidden to use the MX-1050 in this manner due to it being unproven and extremely dangerous.[1]
Trivia
The MX-1050 is used in War Games during the Extraction gametype.
Gallery
Concept art of the beacon and Slipspace crates.
Concept art of the Translocation Marker.
Concept art of the Translocation Marker.
Finalised concept art of the Translocation Marker.
A Spartan wielding the Translocation Marker.
List of appearances
- Halo 4 (First appearance)
Sources
- ^ a b Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide, page 128
