7 flags with meanings when flown at sea.

Yup

Also known as an Armed Merchantman, Bulk Cruisers are increasingly common in the CE

A grey suit is a piece of illegal technology commonly used by spy and intelligence agencies.

Properly a Xanthanite Pipe, but most people known the honey gold stone as amberstone, and not Xanthanite

A system of mechanical devices and the tension-batteries that power them.

7 cold weather suits for the CE

A small secure container for the transport of messages or other small objects. Shamelessly ripped from the Da Vinci Code.

A staple of sci-fi, the holo-projection table

non-mecha robots designed and used by the space mining company ElectroCorp

With mass produced manufactured food, adding flavor is a vital part of eating in the Cosmic Era

Similar to the ubiquitous wojek, an auto-detek is a an automatic detective.

The projector drone allows the operator to project a 3D image of life-like quality with sound and real-time movement. Ideal for personal defense, distraction, and amusement.

In the far future, tiny bots injected into the body can do great good-or great harm, depending on what kind of bots they are.

Borrowed from Battlestar Galactica

Sometimes it is not wise to carry a weapon. Noble dignitaries can't very well bring a sword to negotiate with a rival family, an assassin cannot walk into a public event with daggers on his belt and a priest with a dangerous past cannot risk his position in the church by carrying a dangerous weapon. However, that doesn't mean that carrying a weapon is not necessary. The following is a list of seemingly mundane items that contain a deadly, hidden blade.

A class of cybernetic prosthetics worn over the face

Relying entirely on A-pods for flight, the Kaze class of aircraft is well known, and the Nipponese Fuijin is the best known Kaze type.

A collection of legendary guqin (a specific type of Chinese string instrument) from actual history (2nd of my Chinese Lore series)