Christopher Anvil:
Science Fiction Technology and Ideas
Christopher Anvil (b. 1925 – d. 2009) is a pseudonym used by American author Harry Christopher Crosby.
Invention/Technology Source Work (Publication Date)

Astroposit
Retro-style system provides a readout on your position anywhere in the galaxy.

The Hunch (1961)

Dressing Machine
A robotic device to serve as a mechanical dresser.

Roll Out the Rolov! (1953)

IntruGrab
A system designed to capture intruders.

The Hunch (1961)

Jump Point
A specific location in space where an interstellar jump can be accomplished.

Bill for Delivery (1964)

Rolov
A specialized robot for the bedroom.

Roll Out the Rolov! (1953)

Travel-Rug
A rug that conveyed you around your house.

Roll Out The Rolov! (1953)

Ultraminiature Spy-Circuit
Tiny bits of 'smart dust' used as surveillance devices.

The Unknown (1972)


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