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What dream tech would you like to see?

We might get there with utility fog (aka the smoke monster from Lost?), I guess, to simulate objects, both inorganic and organic, although a suitable, adaptable template would have to exist in the database with AI control to animate it based on cues from the human creator.

The Krell's direct conversion of energy into structured matter (or force fields or whatever the invisible monster was) under complete mind control, I doubt will be feasible for a very long time, if ever.

Three words

Bose Einstein Condensate

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bose–Einstein_condensate
 
Nah, don't worry about the freezing if you can manipulate it into moving or doing stuff and it has tons of applications.
Please provide peer-reviewed references please if possible or at least arvix ones.

A pure BEC behaves like a single quantum entity, which decoheres rapidly on contact with its surroundings, reverting it to a non BEC state. The only BECs of which I'm aware require cryogenic cooling to near absolute zero. They have interesting optical properties and can be used to manipulate laser beams, slow light, and study vortices, solitons, black hole analog physics, and superfluids.
 
Please provide peer-reviewed references please if possible or at least arvix ones.

A pure BEC behaves like a single quantum entity, which decoheres rapidly on contact with its surroundings, reverting it to a non BEC state. The only BECs of which I'm aware require cryogenic cooling to near absolute zero. They have interesting optical properties and can be used to manipulate laser beams, slow light, and study vortices, solitons, black hole analog physics, and superfluids.

What about quantum computing?
 
A time camera would be nice, preferably one you can download as an app. Set the time and date on your camera app and snap away as normal, but instead of a real-time image, you get a view of the programmed date.
 
A time camera would be nice, preferably one you can download as an app. Set the time and date on your camera app and snap away as normal, but instead of a real-time image, you get a view of the programmed date.

Needs a bit of quantum trickery to work but I like this idea.
 
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