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Rolling Road A set of fast-moving strips to move people over distances.
(From The Roads Must Roll [1940] by Robert Heinlein) |
Tickler Clears smog and saves the residue for later use.
(From Eurema's Dam [1972] by R.A. Lafferty) |
Cerebral Microprocessors Added boost for maxxed out minds.
(From Millennium [1983] by John Varley) |
Molemen
(From The Computer Connection [1974] by Alfred Bester) |
Projection A means of projecting your image to a distant place.
(From The Computer Connection [1974] by Alfred Bester) |
Live Carpet A carpet made of living fibers; the backing is a digestive system.
(From Queen of Angels [1990] by Greg Bear) |
Time Dingbat Nickname for a time machine; used for a kind of WPA-like program for the past.
(From The Computer Connection [1974] by Alfred Bester) |
Skin Suit A very tight-fighting spacesuit, or disguise.
(From Dinosaur Beach [1971] by Keith Laumer) |
Copseyes A small floating "eye-in-the-sky" surveillance drone used by police in an extensive park.
(From Cloak of Anarchy [1972] by Larry Niven) |
Flickercladding A covering that allowed robots to absorb incident light or emit light, as needed.
(From Wetware [1988] by Rudy Rucker) |
Week Trees Specially engineered bonsai that could grow in a week, instead of decades.
(From Wetware [1988] by Rudy Rucker) |
Twist-Box A device that scrambles your sensory input, providing you with a different kind of experience.
(From Wetware [1988] by Rudy Rucker) |
Tand A metal sculpture, made in contemplation, which has great meaning for the initiates.
(From The Dragon Masters [1962] by Jack Vance) |
Vizzyprint A printer attached to a video phone.
(From Wetware [1988] by Rudy Rucker) |
Heartshirt A shirt that was able to detect heart sounds and display associated colors.
(From Wetware [1988] by Rudy Rucker) |
Boppers Self-reproducing robots; they did not obey Asimov's laws for robots (or any other man-made rules).
(From Wetware [1988] by Rudy Rucker) |
Selected Melanin Boosting The only way to get a designer tan.
(From Neuromancer [1984] by William Gibson) |
People-Mover A fixed mode of transporting people outside; and, they get to sit down.
(From Wetware [1988] by Rudy Rucker) |
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