Holographic disguise matrix

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"Sinrich. Inventor of the Holographic Disguise Matrix."

―Count Dooku^[6]

The holographic disguise matrix, also known as the "shadow hologram" was a personal holographic projection device that allowed the user to disguise themselves as someone else. The device was invented by the Snivvian bounty hunter Sinrich.

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"It took [Moralo Eval] an hour to go over the details, but it boiled down to this: wear masks. And they weren't even real masks. Some kind of new shadow hologram gadget we were supposed to wear. It was supposed to make us look like guards."

―Cad Bane^[7]

Holographic Disguise Matrix Emitter SaV — A holographic disguise matrix emitter

The holographic disguise matrix used vocal emulators and other systems designed to both fool both observers and electronic sensors. It could change the appearance of anyone who used it, even compensating for physical differences between the subject through use of advanced sensors that holographically filled in the differences. One downside of the matrix was its shortcomings in power supply. Another problem was, despite the advanced holography, the image consistency was not perfect. It was created by a Snivvian technical expert and bounty hunter named Sinrich.^[2] These devices were subsequently used on a bounty hunting mission led by Cad Bane to kidnap the Supreme Chancellor of the Republic, Sheev Palpatine.^[4] The disguises were also used by the Confederacy of Independent Systems after taking control of a Venator-class Star Destroyer to destroy the space station Valor.^[5]

A modified version of the disguise matrix, the holographic cloaking unit, allowed users to appear practically invisible, and was used by thieves attempting to make off with artifacts from the Imperial Museum on Coruscant.^[8]

During the Imperial Era, the assassin Rukh used a Sinrich optical dephaser that was similar to the disguise matrix.^[9]

Years after the Battle of Endor, a matrix was in the hands of droidsmith Babu Frik. Frik allowed Poe Dameron to steal it in order to escape the Spice Runners of Kijimi.^[3]