1. Programmable matter: Programmable matter was a substance used by Unified Terran Federation and were developed during 28th century. Consisting of minute nanomolecules, the matter had the abilities of redistributing and redesigning itself into pre-programmed shapes. Its antimatter counterpart was programmable antimatter. Capable of reading bio-signs, the programmable matter was highly adaptive to a user. It learned and adjusted to the user's reflexes, creating interface styles that were unique to each individual. Furthermore, this technology can be used to help keep Terran ships together they be damaged and break apart.
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2. Programmable Antimatter: Programmable antimatter was the antimatter counterpart to programmable matter. It repelled negative energy, and thus when applied to shield generators could be used to protect starships traversing the galactic barrier.
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3. Nexus Replicator: The Nexus Replicator is the groundbreaking technology machine developed by Unified Terran Federation. This device able to replicate any material or item used for military proposes. This device allows direct energy to be converted into matter. This was a means to end scarcity as items such as food and materials are no longer in short supply. A replicator that was installed primarily for the purpose of replicating food was referred to as a food replicator, food synthesizer, food dispenser, or food slot, while one installed for replicating beverages was referred to as a drink replicator. However, replicators are also used to manifest building martials and alloys needed to build weapons, armor, and ships at a much faster rate. It is similar to a 3D printer, but on a more advanced scale. From there, they can generate the military assets needed without wasting energy.
4. Flash Cloning: The process uses a sample of a individual DNA to grow a cloned organ, which can then be transplanted into the subject that contributed the DNA sample. Usually, the organ is programmed to grow at an accelerated rate and cease rapid development when transplanted into the subject. This makes the method viable in urgent situations, where patients can't afford to spend years waiting for a normal organ to develop. Since the transplanted organs DNA matches that of the recipient, the risk of transplant rejection is almost completely eliminated.
