All Seeing Eye
Admiral
What technology did Voyager bring back from the Delta Quadrant??
I'd really like to know. The bigger the list the better!
I'd really like to know. The bigger the list the better!
Delta Quadrant Technology
- Thread starter All Seeing Eye
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All the Borg crap in Astrometrics and engineering including enhanced sensors.
The Borg alcoves.
Two former Borg drones and their medical scans/histories.
Icheb's pathogen against the Borg and all his DNA resequencing.
Seven's nanoprobes.
Icheb's gravimetric sensor thingy to look for wormholes.
The evolved EMH.
The procedure that enabled them to open a hole to fluidic space.
A prototype for a slipstream drive.
A Borg transwarp coil.
Ablative generator with armor.
New information on coaxial warp technology.
Transphasic torpedoes.
"1,001 Amazing Things You Can Do With A Deflector Dish" (instruction guide by B'Elanna Torres and Harry Kim, with appendix by Annika Hansen)
Holographic lungs.
Holographic people (Danara Pel).
I may think of more, but this is off the top of my head.
The Borg alcoves.
Two former Borg drones and their medical scans/histories.
Icheb's pathogen against the Borg and all his DNA resequencing.
Seven's nanoprobes.
Icheb's gravimetric sensor thingy to look for wormholes.
The evolved EMH.
The procedure that enabled them to open a hole to fluidic space.
A prototype for a slipstream drive.
A Borg transwarp coil.
Ablative generator with armor.
New information on coaxial warp technology.
Transphasic torpedoes.
"1,001 Amazing Things You Can Do With A Deflector Dish" (instruction guide by B'Elanna Torres and Harry Kim, with appendix by Annika Hansen)
Holographic lungs.
Holographic people (Danara Pel).
I may think of more, but this is off the top of my head.
All Seeing Eye
Admiral
Hey I just remembered. Junior Q used the Delta Flyer to create a subspace flecture. Surely the info stored in the Delta Flyers logs would have indicated how he managed to create a subspace flecture.
How come they never utilised the subspace flecture technology to get home?
How come they never utilised the subspace flecture technology to get home?
My best guess? After that, they knew how to do it, but not how to target it. So they could have gone back to the Clevari system, but nowhere else.
Or maybe the weapon that fried the tactical controls and injured Icheb also corrupted the data?
A super strength coffee machine
Combine that with what they learned about Dominion tech and you're totally right.Basically, the Federation post-Voyager should be able to wipe the floor with everyone, considering all the tech Janeway and company brought back.
All Seeing Eye
Admiral
The Feds should now build ships with Slipstream drives, Coaxial warp drives, Borg enhanced sensors, deployable ablative armour, transphasic torpedoes, energy dampening weapons and phased polaron beams.
Against future unknown species such a ship would be unstoppable. They'd have a multitude of different and highly effective arsenals to choose from.
Against future unknown species such a ship would be unstoppable. They'd have a multitude of different and highly effective arsenals to choose from.
The Isokinetic canon (never got an info on what happened to that one... but it's a safe bet the crew examined the canon in question and would be able to reproduce it along with the projectiles).
Weapons and shields enhancements made by One (29th century drone).
29th century holo-emitter.
Deployable armour tech (assimilated by the Borg, yes, however, would likely prove highly efficient against other species weapons).
Tech for increased replicator efficiency (they were able to feed over 500 people per day using half the power it took them before entering the Void).
Observed the Think Thanks technology firsthand and their neutronium alloy.
Vidiian scanner ... which is far superior compared to the tricorder (no doubt the technology can be adapted into the tricorder to enhance it's abilities).
The Hansens database on the Borg ... (could prove useful/insightful down the line in some form even if it was outdated).
Translocator technology which is able to transport people from 10 Ly's distance ... most likely the crew took a good look at it before leaving the Numerians.
Aside from that ... a bunch of other things as they were previously mentioned of course, and possibly others that I cannot think of right now.
The Feds in post-Voyager time frame should indeed end up having a decisive technological edge.
Give it around 5 to 10 years after the ship made it back for everything to be implemented properly.
Weapons and shields enhancements made by One (29th century drone).
29th century holo-emitter.
Deployable armour tech (assimilated by the Borg, yes, however, would likely prove highly efficient against other species weapons).
Tech for increased replicator efficiency (they were able to feed over 500 people per day using half the power it took them before entering the Void).
Observed the Think Thanks technology firsthand and their neutronium alloy.
Vidiian scanner ... which is far superior compared to the tricorder (no doubt the technology can be adapted into the tricorder to enhance it's abilities).
The Hansens database on the Borg ... (could prove useful/insightful down the line in some form even if it was outdated).
Translocator technology which is able to transport people from 10 Ly's distance ... most likely the crew took a good look at it before leaving the Numerians.
Aside from that ... a bunch of other things as they were previously mentioned of course, and possibly others that I cannot think of right now.
The Feds in post-Voyager time frame should indeed end up having a decisive technological edge.
Give it around 5 to 10 years after the ship made it back for everything to be implemented properly.
I thought both of those were pre-existing UFP technology which our heroes applied on aliens, rather than vice versa?
A bit like the Borg, then. But probably no existing Starfleet vessel could really carry all those weapon types simultaneously; the Feds would have to start building giant cubeships in order to mount all the goodies at the same time...
Timo Saloniemi
No, they were both things the EMH came up with on his own.
Interesting you should say that ... have you checked the fan fiction forum lately?
But the EMH would be a database of UFP knowledge, and little more; both of those feats happened early on in his career. And the EMH never claimed he was doing something never done before. In the first case, the only one expressing curiosity about the feat was Tom Paris, who soon was shown not to understand holographic technology much (the bitch-slap scene); in the second case, the cabbagehead was the alien Kes, who had even less knowledge of UFP holodecks.
And transferring of "lifesigns" to a holographic body didn't seem like that big a trick when our DS9 heroes tackled it in "Our Man Bashir"...
Timo Saloniemi
That's doubtful.
Voyager was able to integrate and test the Isokinetic canon into it's systems and were on the very verge of getting it for example.
The only reason why the technologies were never really showed to work in union, is to avoid making the vessel too powerful for one thing, and of course proclaimed that multiple technologies, while viable, had to be 'perfected' before being utilized again.
SF can integrate those technologies into their ships.
Not in the same amount like the Borg do obviously, but enough to be able to defend themselves with better results.
"Latent Image"
The Doc. developed a way to scan and construct/deconstruct the body using his holo-camera to give phyicals.
"Our Man Bashir" was done by accident, they weren't completely sure how it was done. The EMH did it on purpose without any knowledge of the events in "Our Man Bashir" Not to mention "OMB" took place years after "lifesigns".
