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| Datumplane The workspace of console cowboys - the matrix. (From Hyperion [1989] by Dan Simmons) |
| Model the Universe A computer capacious enough to contain a representation of the entire universe. (From The Cyberiad: Fables for the Cybernetic Age [1965] by Stanislaw Lem) |
| TechnoCore A group of artificial intelligences with vast resources and the entirety of human dataspheres to access. (From Hyperion [1989] by Dan Simmons) |
| Project Scoop A space craft feature that collects dust for study. (From The Andromeda Strain [1969] by Michael Crichton) |
| Structural Scanning Essentially, a whole-object camera, that would take a detailed picture of the structure of an object. (From Assassin [1978] by James P. Hogan) |
| Puddinged A poorly formed 3D printed copy, with an interior that was a mass of malformed material. (From Pay for the Printer [1956] by Philip K. Dick) |
| Cranial Amplified Programming CAP An aid to learning, which you apply directly to your skull. (From Killing Titan [2015] by Greg Bear) |
| Deposition (3D Printing) A method for creating any object, molecule by molecule. (From Assassin [1978] by James P. Hogan) |
| Trip-Box A teleportation device. (From Eye of Cat [1982] by Roger Zelazny) |
| Ghostwheel A sentient computer partially built with magic. (From Blood of Amber [1986] by Roger Zelazny) |
| UHF Shower And ultra high frequency shower, which do used energy instead of water to wash off. (From Eye of Cat [1982] by Roger Zelazny) |
| Genetically Tailored Trees Trees that had been genetically altered to produce and concentrate usable oil. (From Eye of Cat [1982] by Roger Zelazny) |
| Call Notification Unit A small portable device that let you know that you had a phone call at your home. (From Eye of Cat [1982] by Roger Zelazny) |
| Improve Memory Help immortals make sense of their memories. (From Methuselah's Children [1941] by Robert Heinlein) |
| Plastissue Artificial flesh. (From Accidental Flight [1952] by W.F. Wallace) |
| Magneslippers Shoes that adhere to metal space ship floors, useful in null gravity situations. (From Accidental Flight [1952] by W.F. Wallace) |
| Self-Repairing Robot A mechanism that can detect faults in itself and repair them. (From Accidental Flight [1952] by W.F. Wallace) |
| Toaster A handheld beam weapon. (From Accidental Flight [1952] by W.F. Wallace) |
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