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Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas

Excellent novel combines drugs that initiate time travel, multiple universes, beetle-like aliens and autonomic cabs with interstellar war and politics. Select an invention:

Ebony Teeth
Completely black artificial teeth.

Martian Print Amoeba - unicellular organism
An organism able to mimic consumer goods.

Robant Bill Collector Automated bill collection
A robot designed to collect overdue bills, no matter what.

Surgical Homeostatic Unit
An autonomous surgical robot, able to drill into the body and perform surgery.

 

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PLATO Spacecraft, Hunter Of Habitable Planets, Now Ready
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Factory Humanoid Robots Built By Humanoid Robots
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ChatGPT Now Participates in Group Chats
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iPhone Pocket All Sold Out!
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Did The Yautja Have These First?
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