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Jan 29, 2020 · The Androids of the 23rd Century You can’t talk about where androids end up in the Star Trek universe without also untangling the franchise’s relationship with human augmentation in general ...
" Webster's 24th Century Dictionary, Fifth Edition, defines an android as an automaton made to resemble a Human being. – Data, 2365 (" The Measure Of A Man ") An android, android robot, or humanoid robot, was an advanced form of robot equipped with a self-aware artificial intelligence, and made to imitate humanoid lifeforms.
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Fred was a Soong-type android, built based on Doctor Altan Soong's designs. His creator honored Soong through Fred's serial number, AS-0572Y, which was printed on the internal memory drive. Fred expressed a particular fascination for linguistic quirks. In the 32nd century, at over six hundred...
Coppelius androids were a series of androids created via fractal neuronic cloning. A half-century after Doctor Noonien Soong created his androids, his son Altan Soong worked together with Bruce Maddox in seclusion on Coppelius to create more androids. Using a single positronic neuron from Data...
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Apr 7, 2022 · Jean-Luc's android form functions identically to a human body. While Teresa didn't X-ray Picard, she had no reason to think he was anything other than human. In contrast, as advanced as Data was in the mid-24th century , he was thoroughly and unmistakably artificial.
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May 27, 2014 · Androids in the 24th century? Ask Question. Asked 9 years, 10 months ago. Modified 1 year, 3 months ago. Viewed 466 times. 4. There seems to be a considerable lack of androids in the 24th century aside from Soong-type androids. We do, however see that the area of robotics still is progressing, especially at the Daystrom intitute.
Apr 6, 2024 · Created by cyberneticist Dr. Noonien Soong (Brent Spiner) in the 24th century, Data was the most advanced android of his time. With his enhanced strength and ability to process massive amounts of information in seconds, Data proved invaluable as a crewmember on the USS Enterprise-D.
