Robert Silverberg:
Science Fiction Technology and Ideas
Robert Silverberg (b. 1935) in Brooklyn, NY, is a remarkably prolific author and winner of multiple Hugo and Nebula awards. He began submitting stories to science fiction magazines in his early teens. He received an A.B. degree in English Literature in 1956.
Invention/Technology Source Work (Publication Date)

Diagnostat

The Man in the Maze (1969)

Disruptor Bomb

The Man in the Maze (1969)

Jack In - first use of term

Tower of Glass (1970)

Recording Eye - interplanetary surveillance

The Man in the Maze (1969)

Refrigeration Tape - ground cooling

Tower of Glass (1970)

Robot Pope - Urbi et Orbi et Digiti

Good News From the Vatican (1971)

Tower of Glass - SETI architecture

Tower of Glass (1970)

Transmat - instant transport

Tower of Glass (1970)

Vision Cube

The Man in the Maze (1969)

Webfoam Cradle

The Man in the Maze (1969)


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