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Science Fiction Dictionary: Ideas, Terms and Technology
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| Device Name | Book/Story | Author | Date |
| D-9 Motherspinner An enormous genetically engineered spider used to create large structures in space. |
The Golden Globe | Varley | 1998 |
| Daily Schedule (DS) The DS was an artificially intelligent day planner, a schedule keeper with voice recognition features; it also talked back when necessary. |
The Dosadi Experiment | Herbert | 1977 |
| Dainties Flavor spheres artificially grown. |
Prelude to Foundation | Asimov | 1988 |
| Daisy Projector Beam of energy penetrates the Heaviside layer to enable communication from planet to planet. |
The Derelicts of Ganymede | Campbell | 1932 |
| Dark Vapor Bubble A kind of field that keeps an alien base provided with an atmosphere. |
Man-Jewels for Xothar | Wells | 1936 |
| Darkdawn City An entire city that is tuned to be played by the winds. |
Dying of the Light | Martin | 1977 |
| Darkened Glass Face Plate The use of darkened glass on the face plate of a space suit helmet to protect the wearer from solar radiation. |
The Achilles Heel | Gallun | 1940 |
| Darkness Bomb A small bulb containing a vapor that causes darkness to occur. |
The Mightiest Machine | Campbell | 1934 |
| Darknet Farm A farm that uses computer networked information systems to achieve sustainable agriculture in a community. |
Freedom | Suarez | 2010 |
| Dashboard TV A television placed in the dashboard of your car or similar vehicle. |
The Chromium Fence | Dick | 1955 |
| Data Goggles Eyewear connected to a computer provides total immersion in the matrix. |
Snow Crash | Stephenson | 1992 |
| Data Haven A place where data that cannot legally be kept can be stashed for later use; an offshore web host. |
Islands in the Net | Sterling | 1988 |
| Data Space Computer storage and processor time rented by the user. |
True Names | Vinge | 1981 |
| Data Tiles Transparent panes that contain data and programs. |
Minority Report (Movie) | Spielberg | 2002 |
| Datacase A portable suitcase, containing useful electronics for the mobile business-person. |
Heretics of Dune | Herbert | 1984 |
| Data-Net An early mention of the idea of a nationwide data network. |
The Shockwave Rider | Brunner | 1975 |
| Datapack A compact device for carrying data. |
Dune: House Harkonnen | Herbert | 2001 |
| Data-Retrieval Mode A system for getting the thoughts and images out of a person's mind; recovering the data from a brain storage device. |
The Shockwave Rider | Brunner | 1975 |
| Data-Retrieval Programs Programs that searched the Net for specific information. |
Earth | Brin | 1990 |
| Dataset A portable computer with multiple screens and capabilities. |
A Fire Upon The Deep | Vinge | 1992 |
| Datasphere The entirety of computers and their information linked together, typically on a planet, in concept. |
Hyperion | Simmons | 1989 |
| Dattoo A data exchange device worn on the skin like a tattoo. |
Mariposa | Bear | 2009 |
| Datumplane The workspace of console cowboys - the matrix. |
Hyperion | Simmons | 1989 |
| Dazer A person who learned biofeedback techniques to float on his own endorphins. |
Earth | Brin | 1990 |
| DC Mini A therapy tool that allows a psychotherapist to enter a patient's dreams. |
Paprika | Kon | 2007 |
| Deadman's Device A device implanted beneath the skin of an operative who is to be sent on a hazardous mission. |
Shadowspeer | Clayton | 1990 |
| Death Bath A suicide chamber. |
The Revolt of the Machines | Schachner (w. AL Zagat) | 1931 |
| Death Projector Wide angle Ray of death! |
The Stolen Mind | Staley | 1930 |
| Death Star The logical endpoint of a galactic empire. |
Star Wars | Lucas | 1976 |
| Death-Beam Ravening pale beams of light used in space battles. |
Crashing Suns | Hamilton | 1928 |
| Death-Capsule A tiny implanted explosive capsule can be activated remotely. |
Doom Over Venus | Hamilton | 1940 |
| Death-Rattle A device that sends a signal upon brain death of the user. |
The Unreconstructed M | Dick | 1957 |
| Death-rattle File A cache of information set to destroy itself upon the death of its owner. |
The Zap Gun | Dick | 1965 |
| Death-Ray A thin ray of electric light that melts flesh away from the bone. |
The World Masters | Griffith | 1903 |
| Death-Reversal Equipment Brings you back from losing a duel. |
The Age of The Pussyfoot | Pohl | 1966 |
| De-atomizing Ray Beam of energy causes matter to fly apart. |
Crashing Suns | Hamilton | 1928 |
| Decay Ray A mysterious ray that seems to hasten Time for whatever it illuminates. |
Vandals from the Moon | Marius | 1928 |
| Deceleration Chambers Stressed, the ship breaks apart into parts that may survive. |
The Storm | van Vogt | 1943 |
| Deceleration Paste Antidote for deceleration trauma. |
Schismatrix | Sterling | 1985 |
| Decibel Alarms Alarms that would go off if the noise in public gathering places was rising to riotous levels. |
A Bridle for Pegasus | McCaffrey | 1973 |
| Decorative Implant Small devices that can be implanted subcutaneously in the body and then controlled consciously. |
Babel-17 | Delany | 1966 |
| Deep Thought The second-largest computer ever made. |
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy | Adams | 1979 |
| Deep-Radar Device to image within large objects, even within mountains. |
Ringworld Engineers | Niven | 1980 |
| Deep-Space Typically refers to the vast empty regions of interstellar space. |
Triplanetary | Smith | 1934 |
| Deflector Shield A energy field used to shunt the energy of offensive weapons aside. |
Star Wars | Lucas | 1976 |
| Defuser Electroshock cellphones to keep unruly individuals under control. |
Moxyland | Beukes | 2008 |
| Dekon Type DCQ Decontamination foam. |
Subspace Explorers | Smith | 1965 |
| Delayed Action Stereoscopic Principle Distinguishing far off space craft by relative speed against the fixed stars. |
Methuselah's Children | Heinlein | 1941 |
| Deliverator Car The vehicle for edgy pizza delivery. |
Snow Crash | Stephenson | 1992 |
| Delivery Robot A small autonomous device that will bring goods directly to a person or place. |
Podkayne of Mars | Heinlein | 1962 |
| Delphi Pool A large group of people used as a statistical sampling resource; even if the correct answer is not known, responses tend to cluster around the correct answer. |
The Shockwave Rider | Brunner | 1975 |
| Demagnitizing Ray A beam of radiation that makes even the strongest steel as brittle as chalk. |
The Lord of Labour | Griffith | 1911 |
| Dental Switchboard A control device tied in with teeth and nerve endings. |
The Stars My Destination | Bester | 1956 |
| Dentata An anti-rape device. |
Snow Crash | Stephenson | 1992 |
| Depilatory Soap A labor-saving combination of soap and a agent that removes hair. |
Gravy Planet | Pohl (w/CM Kornbluth) | 1952 |
| Deposition (3D Printing) A method for creating any object, molecule by molecule. |
Assassin | Hogan | 1978 |
| Dermadisk A means of quickly administering drugs directly through the skin. |
Neuromancer | Gibson | 1984 |
| Dermal Spray A color coating for the skin, applied as a jet of vapor. |
Dr. Futurity | Dick | 1960 |
| Dermal-Mist Spray Very refreshing for suburbanites. |
Prominent Author | Dick | 1954 |
| Desert Cabbage A giant plant that regulates its internal temperature even on Mars. |
Red Planet | Heinlein | 1949 |
| Designed Bacteria Very early reference to the idea of bacteria designed to wipe out a particular species, and no others. |
Seeds of the Dusk | Gallun | 1937 |
| Designer Eyes Genetic designers create better-than-perfect eyes for replicants. |
Blade Runner | Scott | 1982 |
| Desk (Personal Computer) A computer for students. |
Ender's Game | Card | 1985 |
| Desk Secretary A desk with a computerized secretary built into it. |
The Long Result | Brunner | 1963 |
| Desktop Flat Panel Intercom A small desktop screen intercom system. |
The Shape of Things To Come | Wells | 1936 |
| Desktop-TV Video available worldwide, prepared by everyone. |
Factoring Humanity | Sawyer | 1998 |
| Detectophone First use of the idea of a voice-activated machine. |
Ralph 124c 41 + | Gernsback | 1911 |
| Deviatoscope A device that registered how much your course diverged from what you intended. |
The Emperor of the Stars | Schachner (w. AL Zagat) | 1931 |
| Device Replication Manufacturing devices from a template to save space on space craft. |
The Man in the Maze | Silverberg | 1969 |
| Dew Gatherers Devices used to gather morning dew as a source of drinking water. |
Dune | Herbert | 1965 |
| Dewlog A drug with the side-effect of virtually eliminating hunger. |
The Traitor | von Rachen | 1941 |
| Diabological Armory A set of verbal tools based on a higher form of reasoning. |
Diabologic | Russell | 1955 |
| Diagnostat A device able to diagnose and treat most human ailments. |
The Man in the Maze | Silverberg | 1969 |
| Diagnostic Sleeve Worn on one arm, it diagnoses and adminsters medications. |
Gripping Hand | Niven (w/J. Pournelle) | 1993 |
| Diagnostic Type Sense Transmitter Allows the doctor to directly feel the same sensations that the patient feels. |
The Sky Maniac | Juve | 1929 |
| Diaheliper Offers delivery of diapers by air. |
The Morning of the Day They Did It | White | 1950 |
| Diamagnetic Levitation Levitation accomplished using magnetic field's interference with the motion of electrons orbiting the atoms or molecules of a material. |
The Currents of Space | Asimov | 1962 |
| Diaspar Memory The city's memory could store works of art, and reproduce them upon request. |
The City and the Stars | Clarke | 1956 |
| Dictatel A thought-based dictating machine. |
God Emperor of Dune | Herbert | 1981 |
| Didge-Ital Digital music. |
Islands in the Net | Sterling | 1988 |
| Digger Worm A robot shaped like a fat snake, or worm; used for mining. |
With Friends Like These | Willis | 1985 |
| Digital Ink License Plate License tags that can change both state and number in the blink of an eye. |
Daemon | Suarez | 2006 |
| Digital Paper Pad Just one molecule thick, it flips bits by flipping molecules. |
KOP | Hammond | 2007 |
| Digital Running Shoes Shoes with a digital readout showing performance. |
Islands in the Net | Sterling | 1988 |
| Dime Disk A very small data storage medium. |
The Best of all Possible Wars | Niven | 1998 |
| Dimensino An alien entertainment center that provides the ultimate in immersive experience. |
Time is the Simplest Thing | Simak | 1961 |
| Dimension Describes a reality separate from our own. |
The Plattner Story | Wells | 1896 |
| Dimension Shifting Apparatus Achieves faster than light space travel by moving into a different, parallel dimension. |
Cosmic Quest | Hamilton | 1936 |
| Dimensoscope A telescope for peering into other dimensions. |
The Fifth-Dimension Catapult | Leinster | 1931 |
| Diptray A hovering tray of drinks, used for parties. |
This Immortal | Zelazny | 1965 |
| Dirac Transmitter (also Tranceiver or Communicator) A device that provides instantaneous communication anywhere in the galaxy. |
Cities in Flight | Blish | 1957 |
| Direct Interface A form of computer interface that inputs text into a computer by thinking. |
Steel Beach | Varley | 1992 |
| Directed Cars in Tunnels Self-driving vehicles. |
The Lord of Tranerica | Coblentz | 1939 |
| Directional Ticket A ticket that also has the property of glowing while you are going toward what you bought. |
Foundation | Asimov | 1951 |
| Directrix Z9M9Z A control center ship for a vast space armada. |
Gray Lensman | Smith | 1942 |
| Dirigible Space Armor (Working Space Suits) Heavy-duty space suits for mining work on asteroids. |
Collision Orbit | Williamson | 1942 |
| Dirt-Farming An archaic method of food production. |
The End of the Line | Schmitz | 1951 |
| Dirtside The surface of a planet. |
Starman Jones | Heinlein | 1953 |
| Disabler A device that drains power quickly from an electric vehicle. |
The Human Blend | Foster | 2010 |
| Discorporaphone For speaking with the electronic dead. |
Babel-17 | Delany | 1966 |
| Discorporate Sector An electronic afterlife. |
Babel-17 | Delany | 1966 |
| Disease Circuit A feature of robotic animals which indicated a need to repair by emulating animal sickness. |
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? | Dick | 1968 |
| Disintegrator A device that causes objects to burst into molecular pieces. |
Edison's Conquest of Mars | Serviss | 1898 |
| Disintegrator Plate Ray Ray cuts through metal like butter. |
The Revolt of the Machines | Schachner (w. AL Zagat) | 1931 |
| Disintegrator Ray (Dis Ray) A device that projects a beam reducing matter to nothingness. |
Armageddon: 2419 A.D. | Nowlan | 1928 |
| Disinto A disintegrating ray. |
Robot AL-76 Goes Astray | Asimov | 1941 |
| Diskoid A huge flying saucer. |
Slaves of Mercury | Schachner | 1932 |
| Disney Therapy Letting people retreat to a simpler time, for their mental health. |
Steel Beach | Varley | 1992 |
| Dispensing Tooth A device shaped like a tooth that dispenses gas. |
Dune | Herbert | 1965 |
| Disperser Device that gives an electric shock to anyone who touches a vehicle. |
Sagramanda | Foster | 2006 |
| Displacement Booth A teleportation portal. |
Flash Crowd | Niven | 1972 |
| Display-Induced Epileptic Seizure A computer program that flashes a computer display to induce an epileptic seizure in the user. |
Press Enter | Varley | 1984 |
| Disposal-Safe Device to store and, if necessary, destroy documents. |
Exploration Team | Leinster | 1956 |
| Disrupter Ray (Molecule Disrupter) Atoms of materials no longer adhere to each other. |
The Silent Destroyer | Juve | 1929 |
| Disruptor Bomb A bomb with a very special purpose; when detonated in space, it makes it impossible to detect the center of the explosion from the dispersion of the fragments. |
The Man in the Maze | Silverberg | 1969 |
| Disruptor Tube (Disruptor Ray) A device that interrupted the very bonds between atoms. |
The Emperor of the Stars | Schachner (w. AL Zagat) | 1931 |
| Distrans Device produces a temporary neural imprint on the nervous system of Chiroptera or birds. |
Dune | Herbert | 1965 |
| Distributed Assembly Plant Bringing parts together for assembly in a crowd anonymously. |
Daemon | Suarez | 2006 |
| Ditto Blank A mentally unformed android, upon which a personality could be impressed. |
Kiln People | Brin | 2002 |
| Diveskin Special wetsuit that allows a diver to function at extreme depths. |
Starfish | Watts | 1999 |
| Diving Apparatus Equipment used to go for walks on the sea bed; the direct ancestor of modern scuba diving equipment. |
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea | Verne | 1875 |
| Dixon Pump An temporary mechanical heart to circulate blood. |
Dr. Futurity | Dick | 1960 |
| DNA Music Storage Encoding music in junk DNA. |
Year Zero | Reid | 2012 |
| DNA Publishing Encode a poem or story in DNA, then multiply. |
Spiral | McEuen | 2011 |
| DNA Swab Palate Adheres to the palate, and provides false material for DNA swabs. |
The Breach | Hill | 2020 |
| Docking-Cradle Holds a space craft in gravity. |
They Never Came Back | Leiber | 1941 |
| Dog Pod Grid A swarm of quasi-independent aerostatic devices. |
The Diamond Age | Stephenson | 1995 |
| Dog Suit A disguise worn by an alien detective, allowing him to look just like a domestic canine. |
Doorways in the Sand | Zelazny | 1976 |
| Dolphin's Hands Digital prosthetic for dolphins. |
Handicap | Niven | 1967 |
| Dome Shelter A permanent domed structure for living on the Moon. |
Brigands of the Moon | Cummings | 1930 |
| Domed Mapviewer Illuminated hemispherical map display. |
Dorsai! | Dickson | 1960 |
| Dominator Device implants a psychological block. |
The End of the Line | Schmitz | 1951 |
| Donnersprache A hypnotic transceiver that enhances the charisma of speakers. |
Silent Thunder | Ing | 1991 |
| Doorseal A portable plastic seal used in temporary camps to keep moisture from escaping from dwelling places. |
Dune | Herbert | 1965 |
| Dope Mule Robot A metal sphere that propels itself with a single piston-like foot. |
Heavy Weather | Sterling | 1994 |
| Dormancy Switch Essential device 'switches off' your cyborg animal, causing it to quickly drop off to sleep. |
Sparrowhawk | Easton | 1990 |
| Dornier A small surveillance drone capable of hovering in midair. |
Mona Lisa Overdrive | Gibson | 1988 |
| Double-Door Vestibule A special doorway leading from the interior of a spacecraft leading out into space which maintains the air pressure within the craft. |
A Journey In Other Worlds | Astor IV | 1894 |
| Double-Pane Vacuum Window Double-pane glass separated by vacuum. |
The Achilles Heel | Gallun | 1940 |
| Doublethink A mental discipline that is an exact contradiction to the basic principles of scientific inquiry. |
1984 (Nineteen Eighty-Four) | Orwell | 1948 |
| Doughpot A mass of white, dough-like protoplasm, ranging in size from a single cell to perhaps twenty tons of mushy filth. |
Parasite Planet | Weinbaum | 1935 |
| Downtime Traveling back in time. |
The Traps of Time | Baxter | 1964 |
| Dozer A person with extreme susceptibility to the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide. |
Earth | Brin | 1990 |
| Dr. Smile A suitcase-sized analyst; a machine that served as a psychotherapist. |
The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch | Dick | 1965 |
| Drafting Dan The first computer software drafting program (Computer Aided Design - CAD). |
The Door Into Summer | Heinlein | 1956 |
| Dragonfly Sky-Bike An ultralight human-powered flyer. |
Rendezvous With Rama | Clarke | 1972 |
| Dray-Fish Large fish trained to be harnessed to large houseboats. |
The Moon Moth | Vance | 1976 |
| Dream Console Device allows a therapist to enter and create dreams in patients. |
The Dream Master (He Who Shapes) | Zelazny | 1966 |
| Dream Park A vacation theme park in which the visitors participated fully in the different environments. |
Dream Park | Niven (w/S. Barnes) | 1981 |
| Dream-Adventures Dreams sent directly to the brain are more popular than movies. |
Doom Over Venus | Hamilton | 1940 |
| Dream-House An establishment wherein one could find the finest dream adventures placed in his own mind. |
Doom Over Venus | Hamilton | 1940 |
| Dream-Machine The mechanism that sent standardized dreams into the brain. |
Doom Over Venus | Hamilton | 1940 |
| DreamTime Scleral Contact Lenses Full-size contact lenses that can provide an augmented reality view. |
The California Voodoo Game | Niven (w/S. Barnes) | 1992 |
| Dressing Machine A robotic device to serve as a mechanical dresser. |
Roll Out the Rolov! | Anvil | 1953 |
| Dressing Machines Semi-autonomous guided devices that could dress a person in ordinary clothing. |
The Revolt of the Machines | Schachner (w. AL Zagat) | 1931 |
| Drink the Fungi A method of suicide or criminal punishment involving ingestion of spores. |
The Three Suns of Ev | Sloat | 1933 |
| Drinking Bulb A small container, used for drinks. |
The Warriors | Niven | 1966 |
| Driverless Drones One remote supervisor can drive a half-dozen drones, with some computer assistance. |
Halting State | Stross | 2007 |
| Driverless Taxi A taxi that does not require a driver. |
The Living Machine | Keller | 1935 |
| Droid (First Use) Contraction of "android". |
Robots of the World! Arise! | Wolf | 1952 |
| Droid (Star Wars) A contraction of "android", it actually describes one of a variety of robots. |
Star Wars | Lucas | 1976 |
| Dromozoa Life forms that cause the human body to bud new parts for harvesting. |
A Planet Named Shayol | Smith | 1961 |
| Drone Floater Camera A one-foot square aerostat capable of hovering with a camera to transmit images back to a base station. |
Runaway | Crichton | 1985 |
| Drop Shaft (Neutralization of Inertia) An 'elevator shaft' in which the user can fall at the speed of gravity, then be stopped without inertia (i.e., instantly). |
Galactic Patrol | Smith | 1937 |
| Drop-Capsule Minimal spaceship. |
The Man in the Maze | Silverberg | 1969 |
| Dropshaft An elevator shaft with no elevator - the "lift" is from gravity or suppressed inertia. |
Deeper Than the Darkness | Ellison | 1957 |
| Droud A transformer to step down house current for the wire providing current directly to the pleasure center of the brain. |
Death by Ecstasy | Niven | 1969 |
| Dumb Matter Ordinary matter, with no nano-value added. |
Accelerando | Stross | 2005 |
| Dumbler Half-sentient spores of the whistle thistle. |
Hothouse | Aldiss | 1962 |
| Duplication Chamber A means of precisely duplicating an object. |
The 4-Sided Triangle | Temple | 1939 |
| Durachrome Very hard alloy for tanks. |
Honor of the Regiment | Laumer | 2002 |
| Durasteel More durable than steel? |
Sunward Flight | Zagat | 1943 |
| Durite Super-strong material used to counter reaction-blasts. |
Misfit | Heinlein | 1939 |
| Dust-Cruiser Specialized lunar transport able to negotiate dust-filled craters on the Moon. |
A Fall of Moondust | Clarke | 1961 |
| Dustmice Tiny robotic sensors that police could set loose in a crime scene, looking for tiny clues. |
Queen of Angels | Bear | 1990 |
| Dustmote A tiny sensor device that could also form networks with other motes. |
A Deepness in the Sky | Vinge | 1999 |
| Dustplug A cover specially made to protect one's microsoft socket; a tongue retainer for your brain. |
Count Zero | Gibson | 1986 |
| Dust-Ski Special vehicle adapted for quick travel over powdered lunar soil. |
A Fall of Moondust | Clarke | 1961 |
| Dutch Clock (Time Machine) A tall Dutch clock with hands that move... backward. |
The Clock That Went Backward | Mitchell | 1881 |
| DVD/VCR (Entertainment Player) A device that accepts stored moving picture entertainment and makes it available for viewing. |
When the Sleeper Wakes | Wells | 1899 |
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