Star Trek has inspired many real-life technological advancements, but we're still waiting for one of its best ones to arrive: replicators. The devices are sci-fi-magical in that they can create ...

The Star Trek franchise and fandom have become ingrained in popular culture, and they are responsible for a number of recognizable internet memes. Star Trek: The Original Series began well before ...

Even better, all of these are absolutely free so, not unlike Star Trek’s replicators ... “Deja Q” that went on to spawn the infamous meme and there are no prizes for guessing which near ...

Remote operating bases in Afghanistan are using Star Trek-style replicators, 3D printers capable of fabricating on the spot whatever the Army may need -- from replacement vehicle parts to an ...

says that the writers of the 24th-century era of Star Trek hated the replicators so much they mostly tried to forget they existed. “Replicators are the worst thing ever,” Moore told Bleeding Cool.

Here’s how it works. The replicator was truly a miracle piece of technology in the scope of explaining away a lot of small questions in Star Trek: The Next Generation. The tech was capable of ...

In a waterfront factory in Brooklyn, one founder is boldly going forward with an ambitious initiative: to make technology from Star Trek real. That entrepreneur is Matthew Putman, and while ...

As with several other iconic Star Trek technologies, replicators are directly responsible for inspiring developments in real-life technology, which use 3-D printing to create food, meals ...