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Mark IV Door Keeping Robot
A robotic device for responding (and scanning) people who come to your door.
(From The Man Who Could Not Stop [1959] by A. Bertram Chandler)
Softlight
Personality erasure via laser imprinted subliminal commands.
(From Softlight Sins [1997] by Peter F. Hamilton)
Welton Cube
High-density storage device.
(From Time Enough For Love [1973] by Robert Heinlein)
Personality Death
Punishment leaves the body intact.
(From Robot Justice [1959] by Harry Harrison)
Nose Gun
Weapon system located up high.
(From Arm of the Law [1958] by Harry Harrison)
Robot Librarian Filer
A device that works as a librarian, automatically filing books in the stacks.
(From The Robot Who Wanted to Know [1962] by Harry Harrison)
Flying Eye
A remote-controlled device for surveillance overflight.
(From The Repairman [1959] by Harry Harrison)
Erased Memory
A procedure that deletes selected memories from the human mind.
(From We Can Remember It For You Wholesale [1966] by Philip K. Dick)
Robot Spectra Analyzer
Device used to find ones position in real space.
(From The Repairman [1959] by Harry Harrison)
Hyperspace Beacon
Located in real space, these devices provide reference points in hyperspace to make navigation possible.
(From The Repairman [1959] by Harry Harrison)
Automatic Light Switch
A device that senses if an illuminated room is empty, and turns off the light.
(From The Man Who Sold The Moon [1950] by Robert Heinlein)
Police Robot
A fully autonomous, man-shaped robotic police officer.
(From Arm of the Law [1958] by Harry Harrison)
Robotic Trash Can
A sensor-equipped waste can capable of autonomous cleaning - and legal judgement.
(From Robot Justice [1959] by Harry Harrison)
Robot Judge
Artificially intelligent legal machine - robes and all.
(From Robot Justice [1959] by Harry Harrison)
Tower of Glass
An enormous glass tower built to communicate outside the solar system.
(From Tower of Glass [1970] by Robert Silverberg)
Undercover Detective Robot
Specialized robot masquerades as different robot types to spy on criminals.
(From The Velvet Glove [1956] by Harry Harrison)
Blue Collar Robot (Self-Repairing)
An autonomous robot required to find its own work.
(From The Velvet Glove [1956] by Harry Harrison)
Tuned-Laser Decontamination
Process to destroy foreign biomolecules within the body.
(From Hybrids (Neanderthal Parallax) [2003] by Robert J. Sawyer)
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