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| Exfection Tailored microbes to repair human flesh. (From The Caryatids [2009] by Bruce Sterling) |
| Solar-Powered Electric Runabout A vehicle powered from the sun. (From Let There Be Light [1940] by Lyle Monroe) |
| Radar Detection of objects at a distance. (From Ralph 124c 41 + [1911] by Hugo Gernsback) |
| Appetizer An amazing adjunct to science-based restaurants; a room that increases appetite with gas! (From Ralph 124c 41 + [1911] by Hugo Gernsback) |
| Sleep Pod A special place for snoozing. (From Mantis [1967] by Chris Boyce) |
| Food Pellets Sustenance in a concentrated form. (From The Republic of the Future [1887] by Anna Dodd) |
| Life Phial Similar to a food pill, food in concentrated form. (From Improvements So Extraordinary The World Will Shudder [1893] by Mary Elizabeth Lease) |
| Sheep's Lozenge The nutritious portion of an entire sheep, in one pill. (From The Fatal Curiosity, or, A Hundred Years Hence [1877] by James Payn) |
| Vision-Based Autonomous Cars A vehicle that uses a visual sensor to gather information sufficient to safely drive. (From Paradise and Iron [1930] by Miles J. Breuer) |
| Electrical Brain A mechanism that grants memory an intelligence to machines. (From Paradise and Iron [1930] by Miles J. Breuer) |
| Leading Machine An exploratory device; it takes the form of an autonomous motorcycle. (From Paradise and Iron [1930] by Miles J. Breuer) |
| Supervision Robot (Squid) A wheeled device with tentacular grasping limbs. (From Paradise and Iron [1930] by Miles J. Breuer) |
| House Cleaning Device A robotic means of thorough home cleaning. (From Paradise and Iron [1930] by Miles J. Breuer) |
| Autonomous Ship A sea-going vessel that can leave port, traverse vast distances, and then dock, entirely without human assistance. (From Paradise and Iron [1930] by Miles J. Breuer) |
| Aircycle Motorcycle for the air with gravimetric coils instead of wheels. (From Buck Rogers, 2430 AD [1929] by Philip Nowlan (w/D. Calkins)) |
| Spinner Ship Pinwheel rockets created centrifugal forces like gravity. (From Buck Rogers, 2430 AD [1929] by Philip Nowlan (w/D. Calkins)) |
| Circuit Inhibiting Destructiveness Ensuring that robots take on the responsibility of pleasing their masters, and obeying their orders. (From To Please The Master [1958] by Margaret St. Clair) |
| Gyrocosmically Stabilized Interplanetary Rocket A mouthful, perfect for trips to the larger asteroids. (From Buck Rogers, 2430 AD [1929] by Philip Nowlan (w/D. Calkins)) |
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