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Pocket Scanner A device that scans for the codes that will open a vehicle's door on command.
(From Sagramanda [2006] by Alan Dean Foster) |
Construction Robot Autonomous robots work on construction sites.
(From Runaway [1985] by Michael Crichton) |
Space Craft Rope Ladder Equipment used for debarking from a space craft.
(From Diabologic [1955] by Eric Frank Russell) |
Automatic-Electric Packing Machine A device able to pack randomly shaped objects combined into a single package automatically.
(From Ralph 124c 41 + [1911] by Hugo Gernsback) |
Iridium Spirals (Street Lights) Streetlights provide sunlight at night.
(From Ralph 124c 41 + [1911] by Hugo Gernsback) |
Alohydrolium The lightest metal.
(From Ralph 124c 41 + [1911] by Hugo Gernsback) |
Alternate Computer Personality A computer system that can take on complete, alternate personalities.
(From The Moon is a Harsh Mistress [1966] by Robert Heinlein) |
TW-55 Spy Conscious control of facial characteristics.
(From Babel-17 [1966] by Samuel R. Delany) |
Tensile Memory Polarized Matter The same piece of material can take pre-determined shapes.
(From Babel-17 [1966] by Samuel R. Delany) |
Goat/Spider Silk High tensile strength fibers from - goats.
(From Oryx and Crake [2003] by Margaret Atwood) |
Email Shirt See your email on your shirt.
(From Oryx and Crake [2003] by Margaret Atwood) |
Self-Cleaning Gym Suit Removes the source of odor.
(From Oryx and Crake [2003] by Margaret Atwood) |
Image-Amps Boost the signal from the eyes to see in the dark.
(From Neuromancer [1984] by William Gibson) |
Pail of Air A small bucket filled with (liquid) air.
(From A Pail of Air [1951] by Fritz Leiber) |
Slug An underwater "barge", consisting of a giant tube for transporting oil.
(From Dragon in the Sea [1956] by Frank Herbert) |
Wimp Vault Lots of spare bodies.
(From Millennium [1983] by John Varley) |
Morgue (Recall Stage) Storage and retrieval of frozen bodies.
(From Babel-17 [1966] by Samuel R. Delany) |
Discorporate Sector An electronic afterlife.
(From Babel-17 [1966] by Samuel R. Delany) |
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