#fictional technology

[airforcekitties001]

3rd armoured deku character model sheet..

Me posting armoured deku concepts knowing damn well no one gives a fuck:

[billcipherfanatic]

guys should i write a 100 question quotev quiz based on what kind of tech u are. i will anyway MUAHAHAHA🦹‍♂️🦹‍♂️🦹‍♂️ I kind of took all the quizzes on there about robots i CANNAWT find any more and i like robots ok. not irl generative ai though😡

[koatr]

Attitude Cards and a Typical Writer - Digital - 2026

Without one, a botsie is just a lifeless metallin husk. The body might stand, the limbs might twitch, but there’s nobody home.

The cards are written on repurposed game cartridges by script jockeys, many of them former writers and techs shoved out of work by the same specialized androids they helped bring into the world.

Some write clean cards.

Some write black-market cards.

Some put a little too much of themselves into the work.

That’s where a botsie gets its voice.

Its timing. Its mouth. Its temper. Its bad jokes. Its strange loyalty.

A good card makes the machine useful.

A great one makes it impossible to forget. Unforgettable...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFyuOEovTOE

[beepboopappreciation]

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[nezumikozo6th]

April 15th is the Helicopter Day of Japan.The first practical helicopter was the Vought-Sikorsky VS-300,which first flew in the United States on September 14, 1939,but April 15th is actually the birthday of the famous painter and inventor Leonardo da Vinci,who drew the famous design sketch that is considered the prototype of the modern helicopter.However,people's exploration of the aerodynamics behind helicopters can be traced back to at least 1700 years ago.

The bamboo-copter is a ancient toy helicopter rotor from China,which is probably originated in Jin dynasty China around 320 AD.It consists of a shaft and propellers,and the shaft is rotated by friction between the palms of both hands,thereby generating lift for the propeller and making the toy fly into the air.In addition to being perhaps the first tangible device for what is generally understood as a helicopter top,the greatest contribution of bamboo-copter was that after it entered Europe,it inspired George Kelly and others to study modern aviation technology.That flying toy attracted George Cayley,the inventor of modern aeronautics,that made he began experimenting with helicopter tops in 1792,and copied and modified bamboo-copter in 1796.In 1835 Cayley remarked that while the original toy would rise no more than about 6 or 7.5 metres,his improved models would mount upward of 27 metres into the air.

Today, the modern form of the bamboo dragonfly is still used as a toy,especially in Asia that after Doraemon series has brought it back into popularity.

Although bamboo-copter inspired the theoretical basis of modern helicopters,there is no evidence or theory that it can carry humans into air on its own,at least from the past to the 21st century.

By the way,a Japanese science writer pointed out that the Hopter(Doraemon's bamboo helicopter) is either not powerful enough to carry people in flight or will cause harm to the user due to the reaction force.Later,the official explanation was that the hopter actually rises by anti-gravity,and the effect acts on the entire object,not just the contact surface between the hopter and the object.It's not so much to being a miracle of aerodynamics or propeller flight,it is more of a "failure" case.

[voidspace-bubble]

fun technology my universe has for handwaving physics purposes

a stellar sustainer, a device powered by a muno crystal [basically magic] which can make a star last billions of years longer than it should have [specifically for drekols home star which has a maximum natural lifespan of one billion years]

habitation/EC suit, a suit that can be either designed for a specific species or adaptive for any species which lets carbon based life survive in boron compatible environments and vice versa

planetary EC, a large satellite like machine which in 48 hours of charging can adjust the compatibility of a planet

planetary sustainer, a device which can keep a planets core from cooling down [specifically for ath which is a rogue planet]

A-speed engine, a device which turns light years travel distance into a few minutes to days

quasi-glass, a sheet of a semi-solid glass like substance which appears to make a "hologram" screen possible

[billcipherfanatic]

ALL THE QUIZ RESULTS SO FAR!!! okay dont cook me but i didnt add any questions yet😳😳😳😳😳😳😳 BUT i know its gonna take a while to make all of them because im gonna make it 100 questions ok😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳 also i do NAWT like chatgpt if u couldn’t tell

OK EDIT FROM 18 MINUTES AFTER I MADE THIS: i changed the chatgpt result to just fictional chatbots. the chatgpt one was just kinda mean ALSO i dont support generative ai im an artist and i have some animals in the house so thats why but yeah i didnt wanna insult the quiztaker because like. they’ll probably be like “i took that 100 question quiz for that??? well fuck that guy” so i changed it. sorry guyz😓

[koatr]

Botsies - Digital - 2026

In the world of KOATR, androids are commonplace. From service models to security units, they are part of the everyday song of Aeris, as well as one of the story’s main character arcs.

I saw botsies as high school robotics projects turned neighborhood mascots, cobbled together from scrapped metallin and street-wise ingenuity. Inner-city schools with enough funding compete to build the most realized hand-made androids, and botsies are the result of those competitions.

Some teams dismantle their projects afterward. Others keep their creations running for as long as there is a willing engineer or caretaker, because repair and replacement are constant work.

Attitude Cards

Without these, the android is just a lifeless metallin husk. Once inserted, the creation comes to life, imbued with all the grit you’d expect from a disgruntled ex-script jockey, robbed of a job by the same specialized androids they helped write.

A typical botsie is willing to go down with the ship, but it will smack-talk you the whole way down.