However, this latest Star Trek prop from Factory Entertainment may take the cellular peptide cake: the company is now taking pre-orders for a full-scale medical tricorder like the kind used by Dr ...

the 1977 "Star Trek Star Fleet Medical Reference Manual" takes a pretty solid stab at tricorder engineering. Written by a group of fans — three of whom would end up working on "Star Trek ...

While the Star Trek tricorder remains the stuff of science ... The winner was Final Frontier Medical Devices, based in Paoli, Philadelphia, whose DxtER device was capable of diagnosing 13 ...

Star Trek Adventures 2nd Edition's newly unveiled Technical Manual sourcebook unleashes the most powerful force in the galaxy ...

But it is actually medtech that is the final frontier these days for Star Trek-inspired technology ... MD, technical and medical director for the Qualcomm Tricorder XPRIZE cited the following: ...

LOS ANGELES, March 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Roddenberry Foundation has named iCardio.ai, a cutting-edge health tech startup, the winner of its $1 million Roddenberry Prize for their groundbreaking ...

The various displays and interfaces in Star Trek ... perfect desk toy for the classic Trek aficionado. But this isn’t just a toy, it’s a fully functional medical scanner.

Well, another Star Trek gadget is on the verge of becoming common. The tricorder-- the device that Spock and Dr. McCoy would use to analyze all kinds of objects and materials on the show -- is ...

Until then, [Peter Jansen] has dedicated a few years of his life to making the Tricorder of the Star Trek universe a reality. It’s his entry for The Hackaday Prize, and made it to the finals ...

It's inspired by Star Trek's medical tricorder, a diagnostic super-computer. But turning science fiction into reality, it turns out, is a tricky nut to crack. In fact, the tricorder is giving ...