Killing Titan by Greg Bear:
Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas

Highly enjoyable novel follows War Dogs with innovative techniques for fighting aliens on distant moons.


('Killing Titan' by Greg Bear)

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Cranial Amplified Programming CAP
An aid to learning, which you apply directly to your skull.

Centipede
Perfect craft for crawling through slushy, frozen lakes - on Titan.

Vehicle Seeds
A matrix of materials and instructions that allow vehicles to grow themselves when placed in an environment of plentiful materials.

 

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