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Replicator technology was unknown to the indigenous people of the region around Ocampa. The Kazon, in particular, repeatedly tried to obtain this technology, as did other races. Captain Janeway feared that if this technology was acquired by a civilization before it was ready, disastrous consequences could ensue. For this reason, and because of the Prime Directive, Janeway refused to give up this technology at any price. ( VOY: " State of Flux") By 2377, however, the crew of Voyager had shared replicators to help people feed and clothe themselves a number of times. ( VOY: " Flesh and Blood") In contrast, the Ferengi Arridor and Kol used a portable replicator to pass themselves off as the Holy Sages of the Takarians. ( VOY: " False Profits") Robert Freitas, William P. Gilbreath, ed. (1982). Advanced Automation for Space Missions. NASA Conference Publication CP-2255 (N83-15348). Learn how companies are using Omniverse Replicator to generate 3D synthetic data to detect defects in industrial digitalization. By virtually eliminating material scarcity, replicator technology plays an important role in the moneyless human economy within the Star Trek universe.

Food slot and food service redirects here; for the similar technology prevalent in the 23rd century on Starfleet starships, please see food synthesizer. For example, Greenwalt said Replicator should be taken outside of the acquisition and budget bureaucracy and rules to help it succeed. Furthermore, it needs agile acquisition and budgeting practices and should utilize other transaction authorities. a b von Neumann, John; Burks, Arthur W. (1966), Theory of Self-Reproducing Automata. (Scanned book online), University of Illinois Press , retrieved 2017-02-28 Federation replicators often recycled waste produced by living beings – including fecal material – to provide the raw material for replicators. Such material was deconstructed down to the atomic level, and then recombined as needed into foodstuffs and other products. ( DIS: " There Is A Tide...") a b HenryQuastler (1964) Emergence of Biological Organization, Yale University Press, New Haven Connecticut ASIN: B0000CMHJ2For a detailed article on mechanical reproduction as it relates to the industrial age see mass production. Romulan replicators left distinctive patterns in the molecular structure of items they produced. ( TNG: " The Mind's Eye") On some Starfleet vessels, the full range of meals programmed into replicators was limited to senior officers (at least Lieutenants and upwards) through the use of an access card, or certain areas only frequented by senior officers would have a replicator that could freely dispense higher quality recipes to anyone. Some types of meals were simply limited by volume, such as producing only one slice of pizza at a time. Limited recipes included gnocchi, fritters, lobster ravioli, macaroni and cheese with a breaded top, pasta with pesto, and lobster mac and cheese. ( LD: " Moist Vessel", " I, Excretus")

NVIDIA Isaac Sim™ is a scalable robotics simulation application and synthetic data-generation tool that powers photorealistic, physically accurate virtual environments to develop, test, and manage AI-based robots. Isaac Sim uses Omniverse Replicator as its powerful synthetic data-generation engine. Self-replication process holds promise for production of new materials". Science Daily. 2011-10-17 . Retrieved 2011-10-17. It is a long-term goal of some engineering sciences to achieve a clanking replicator, a material device that can self-replicate. The usual reason is to achieve a low cost per item while retaining the utility of a manufactured good. Many authorities say that in the limit, the cost of self-replicating items should approach the cost-per-weight of wood or other biological substances, because self-replication avoids the costs of labor, capital and distribution in conventional manufactured goods. Starfleet replicator technology was theoretically capable of creating artificial substitutes for natural organs for use in certain transplants, such as eyes or lungs. ( TNG: " Loud As A Whisper"; VOY: " Phage") A genetronic replicator could extrapolate actual organs for use in medical transplants from a DNA sample, though this device was experimental. ( TNG: " Ethics") Space resources: NASA has sponsored a number of design studies to develop self-replicating mechanisms to mine space resources. Most of these designs include computer-controlled machinery that copies itself.Rep. Seth Moulton, D-Mass., said that comparing Replicator to what Ukraine has done should be a metric for how successful the initiative is. Type 6A shuttlecraft were equipped with a replicator, but did not solely rely on it for emergencies and so also carried a supply of emergency rations. ( LD: " Where Pleasant Fountains Lie")

Moulin, Giuseppone (2011). "Dynamic Combinatorial Self-Replicating Systems". Constitutional Dynamic Chemistry. Topics in Current Chemistry. Vol.322. Springer. pp.87–105. doi: 10.1007/128_2011_198. ISBN 978-3-642-28343-7. PMID 21728135.Natural replicators have all or most of their design from nonhuman sources. Such systems include natural life forms.

Advanced Automation for Space Missions [ edit ] An artist's conception of a "self-growing" robotic lunar factory a b c Rocha, Luis M. (1998), "Selected Self-Organization and the Semiotics of Evolutionary Systems", Evolutionary Systems, Springer, Dordrecht, pp.341–358, doi: 10.1007/978-94-017-1510-2_25, ISBN 978-90-481-5103-5 Cemvita Factory Inc., a biotech startup based in Houston, TX, is also developing a photobioreactor that converts carbon dioxide that's captured from air along with hydrogen from hydrolyzing water to nutrients and pharmaceutics. [11] [12] [13] Reception [ edit ]

The Cellular Automaton (CA) Model of Machine Replication". Molecularassembler.com . Retrieved 2009-09-16. Learn how to generate synthetic data for training computer vision models with Omniverse Replicator.