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Police Sketch Artist Software A tablet-style computer with sketch pad software to help identify suspects.
(From Runaway [1985] by Michael Crichton) |
Agricultural Robot Pest Controller An agricultural robot specifically designed to perform pest control activities.
(From Runaway [1985] by Michael Crichton) |
Mechanical Bride A perfect robotic replica of a woman.
(From The Mechanical Bride [1954] by Fritz Leiber) |
Childcare Robot A robot constructed to take care of a small child.
(From Robbie (Strange Playfellow) [1940] by Isaac Asimov) |
Crystal Corn Tiny data storage crystals.
(From Return from the Stars [1961] by Stanislaw Lem) |
Drone Floater Camera A one-foot square aerostat capable of hovering with a camera to transmit images back to a base station.
(From Runaway [1985] by Michael Crichton) |
Smart Bullet Really a tiny missile capable of identifying and following a person.
(From Runaway [1985] by Michael Crichton) |
Caller Contact List A list of callers kept on the phone instrument.
(From The Age of The Pussyfoot [1966] by Frederik Pohl) |
Scarab Robot Flying Insect A tiny flying robotic machine, used for surveillance.
(From The Scarab [1936] by Raymond Z. Gallun) |
Virtual Reality Construct A means of projecting a virtual reality experience without special headsets.
(From The Age of The Pussyfoot [1966] by Frederik Pohl) |
Automated DNA Typing A device that takes quick samples of DNA and compares each sample to a database.
(From Gattaca [1997] by Andrew Niccol) |
Reciprocal Name A nickname or familiar name used to specify a more completely defined full name and telephone number.
(From The Age of The Pussyfoot [1966] by Frederik Pohl) |
Virtual Kiss (Tactile Net) A phone-like device that will communicate a kiss in a tactile manner.
(From The Age of The Pussyfoot [1966] by Frederik Pohl) |
Sky Ceiling Ceilings that consist of large screens, on which are presented images of the sky.
(From Return from the Stars [1961] by Stanislaw Lem) |
Machine (Thinking Machine) A very early reference to a thinking machine in charge of a planet.
(From The Machine [1935] by John W. Campbell) |
Total Environmental and Mental Simulator An AI that could create and discard whole branches of science in pursuing the answer to a problem.
(From Crown of Infinity [1968] by John M. Faucette) |
Vibrowriter A device that translated speech and typed it out for you.
(From The Lost Language [1934] by David H. Keller) |
Interests Profile An intelligent agent; a software program with your personal tastes on file.
(From The Age of The Pussyfoot [1966] by Frederik Pohl) |
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