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General Strike of the Robots All over the world, robots cease their labors.
(From Rex [1934] by Harl Vincent) |
Robot Skin Covering Realistic covering for the bodies of robots.
(From Rex [1934] by Harl Vincent) |
Robot-Control Wave Band Special command circuit for robots.
(From Rex [1934] by Harl Vincent) |
Self-Aware Robot A robot that thinks and reasons for itself.
(From Rex [1934] by Harl Vincent) |
Robot-Surgeon A perfect robot for perfected human beings.
(From Rex [1934] by Harl Vincent) |
Hooman An alternative spelling.
(From Castaways of Eros [1943] by Nelson S. Bond) |
Filter-Mask Perfect for dystopian future air pollution.
(From The Sheep Look Up [1972] by John Brunner) |
Robot Tennis Player A purely mechanical, autonomous foe on the court.
(From Manners of the Age [1952] by H.B. Fyfe) |
Supervisor Robot A robot that watches over and gives orders to other robots.
(From Manners of the Age [1952] by H.B. Fyfe) |
Spy-Eyes Tiny robotic surveillance devices fly using propellers.
(From Manners of the Age [1952] by H.B. Fyfe) |
Flesh Putty A flesh replacement, good for putting in bullet holes.
(From Titanium Noir [2023] by Nick Harkaway) |
Pseudo-Insects (Synsects) A swarm of self-guided, programmed microarmies.
(From One Human Minute [1984] by Stanislaw Lem) |
Planetary Computer Network A global data net.
(From Dialogues [1957] by Stanislaw Lem) |
Warp-Speed Faster than light spaceships.
(From Yachting Party [1952] by Fox B. Holden) |
Uranatomic An atomic pile that generates electricity.
(From Backlash [1941] by Jack Williamson) |
Space Sailing Using the solar wind to propel a space vessel.
(From The World, The Flesh And The Devil [1929] by J.D. Bernal) |
Fossil Shell Coin The use of rare natural shells of an extinct species, for money.
(From The Coming Race [1871] by Edward Bulwer-Lytton) |
Lunar Observatory Putting an observatory on the far side of the Moon could have advantages.
(From We Have Fed Our Sea [1958] by Poul Anderson) |
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