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Can Gut Bacteria Make You Smarter?
'Vergil had trained the lymphocytes in the past six months to interact as much as possible with each other and with their environment...'- Greg Bear, 1984. (2/27/2014) |
Shimuzu Luna Ring Solar Power Project
'This was really free power... Power carried across millions of miles on Addison's tight-beam principle.'- Clifford Simak, 1941. (2/24/2014) |
AllSee Low Power Gesture Recognition
'It saved a lot of muscular expenditure, of course...'- Douglas Adams, 1979. (2/21/2014) |
Must Breaking Up Be Hard To Do?
'Whoever was placed inside the apparatus instantaneously experienced all the charms, lures, wiles, winks and witchery of all the fairer sex in the Universe at once.'- Stanislaw Lem, 1965. (2/18/2014) |
PillCam Colon Now Approved By FDA
'You're going to take a picture of my insides?'- The Jetsons, 1962. (2/15/2014) |
RYNO To Heinlein - Your Tumblebug Is Ready!
'It is about the size and shape of a kitchen stool, gyro-stabilized on a single wheel...'- Robert Heinlein, 1940. (2/11/2014) |
3D Printing Your Winter Reality
'It makes drawings in the air following drawings it scans with photo-cells...'- Murray Leinster, 1945. (2/9/2014) |
Roboroach Now Shipping!
'A cable, here, from the controller to the interface plug... wires from that to the brain.'- Thomas Easton, 1990. (2/6/2014) |
MeCam Selfie Nano Drone Like Karen Traviss' Bee Cam
'He set his camera to follow him, and it hovered behind him like a large tame bee.'- Karen Traviss, 2004. (2/3/2014) |
AeroLife Inhalable Food Powder
'Now shall the brutal murdering of fellow animals and brother vegetables forever stop...'- Edward Page Mitchell, 1879. (2/1/2014) |
Harvest-Time On The International Space Station
We will come rejoicing, bringing in the sheaves. (1/30/2014) |
Pop Secret Pop Dongle Lets You Smell The Corn A Poppin' On Your Smartphone
'The joymaker in his hand hissed and sprayed him with something...'- Frederik Pohl, 1965. (1/27/2014) |
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Tapeworm Tranquilizer
Robotic suppository dispenses tranquilizer.
(From Revolution from Rosinante [1981] by Alexis Arnaldus Gilliland) |
Electric Wall
A wall of electric force.
(From The World With A Thousand Moons [1942] by Edmond Hamilton) |
Vestan Parasite
Semi-intelligent creatures that take control of the nervous system of other animals.
(From The World With A Thousand Moons [1942] by Edmond Hamilton) |
Weight-Shoes
Devices intended to make it easier to walk on celestial bodies with weaker gravity.
(From The World With A Thousand Moons [1942] by Edmond Hamilton) |
Telaudiogram
An interplanetary communication method.
(From The World With A Thousand Moons [1942] by Edmond Hamilton) |
Meteorscope
A device that probes ahead in space detecting swarms of deadly meteors.
(From The World With A Thousand Moons [1942] by Edmond Hamilton) |
Gravitation Paralysis
Dread illness of space travelers striking when changing from very weak to very strong gravities.
(From The World With A Thousand Moons [1942] by Edmond Hamilton) |
Lunar Web
The moon ensnared by cobwebs.
(From Hothouse [1962] by Brian Aldiss) |
Dumbler
Half-sentient spores of the whistle thistle.
(From Hothouse [1962] by Brian Aldiss) |
Plastic Constructor (3D Printer)
A 3D printer - for spaceships.
(From Things Pass By [1945] by Murray Leinster) |
Dermal-Mist Spray
Very refreshing for suburbanites.
(From Prominent Author [1954] by Philip K. Dick) |
Jiffi-scuttler
A device providing near instantaneous travel between two points.
(From Prominent Author [1954] by Philip K. Dick) |
Gourmet Space Cuisine
The finest in French cuisine, in outer space.
(From From the Earth to the Moon [1867] by Jules Verne) |
Two-Wheeled Car
A small passenger vehicle with two centerline wheels.
(From The Roads Must Roll [1940] by Robert Heinlein) |
Metallic Display Scroll
A rollable video screen.
(From Freedom [2010] by Daniel Suarez) |
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Ten Years Ago In Technovelgy
Ghostrider Robot: Sterling's Smart Motorcycle?
The Ghostrider Robot (aka Dexterit), an entrant to the upcoming "Grand Challenge" race sponsored by DARPA, is an autonomous self-balancing robotic motorcycle.< (re: Bruce Sterling) |
Chameleon Card: Simmons' Universal Credit Card?
The new Chameleon Card (and associated Pocket Vault) provides a single card that gives access to all of your bank and credit card accounts. (re: Dan Simmons) |
BLEEX: Robotic Exoskeleton Making Strides
The Berkeley Lower Extremity Exoskeleton (BLEEX), a DARPA robotics engineering project that is designed to help foot soldiers carry more supplies for longer distances, was demonstrated in California earlier this week. (re: Robert Heinlein) |
SenseCam Camera: Your Personal Black Box Update
SenseCam is a Microsoft research toy, a badge-sized camera that can capture up to 2000 VGA images per day. It also monitors movement, light level and temperature. It's been compared to the airplane "black box." (re: John Barnes) |
Philips FluidFocus: Variable Focus Fluid Lens
Philips FluidFocus - a variable-focus lens system with no mechanical moving parts - is very similar to Frank Herbert's oil lens in Dune (1964). (re: Frank Herbert) |
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