Unnamed tools and technology

AT: "xx" This is a list of unnamed tools and technology.

Aldean transport device

This small device was attached to the arm of an Aldean and was used to control a transport by contacting the Custodian. (TNG: "When The Bough Breaks")

"Amulet" scanner

The Delta Quadrant Confidence man Mobar in 2376 presented himself as a brother in a religious sect. Part of his atire was a large amulet worn around the neck, which was later deduced to be some kind of scanner capable of downloading the Delta Flyer database. (VOY: "Live Fast and Prosper")

Antican hunting tool

An Antican hunting tool

This tool was used by two Anticans while aboard the USS Enterprise-D in 2364. Commander William T. Riker and security chief Natasha Yar confronted the delegate Badar N'D'D with this tool after it was taken from two Anticans who were found outside of the Selay quarters. Badar N'D'D stated that it was no weapon, just a tool to dispatch the animals they consume. (TNG: "Lonely Among Us")

The prop was later re-used as a coil spanner in the Star Trek: Voyager episode "Mortal Coil".

Bajoran farming tools

These two Bajoran farming tools were used by Baltrim and Keena on Mullibok's cottage on the Bajoran moon Jerrado. In 2369 the two Bajorans also used these tools to menace Major Kira Nerys after she beamed down to the cottage. (DS9: "Progress")

Bajoran orb bracelet

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An Orb fragment bracelet

This very simple tool, just a bracelet with an orb fragment at its center, nonetheless had tremendous power. It was used as a catalyst by the Sirah of a certain Bajoran village to manifest the fears of the village in the form of a creature called the Dal'Rok, which could then be defeated by the villagers, uniting them. (DS9: "The Storyteller")

Bar lighting

A bar on the Delta Quadrant world Sobras derived its soft ambient lighting from large sack-like objects covering its ceiling.

Enaran ID

On Enara Prime, Regressives wore this device around their neck. It could be checked to get their identity. (VOY: "Remember")

Enaran light thing

An object emmiting a dim green light was part of an Enara Prime-themed event aboard USS Voyager in 2373. (VOY: "Remember")

Federation hole generator

STID hole cutter — McCoy moving the hole across the brig's transparent surface

In 2259 of the alternate reality, Leonard McCoy used a circular device to generate a hole in the transparent front boundary of the brig, so the prisoner, John Harrison, could put his arm out for a blood sample to be taken. The device could be moved around and replace the parts of the brig's surface which it had previously removed. (Star Trek Into Darkness)

Federation search tool

This handheld device was used aboard the USS Enterprise-A in 2393 in an thorough search of the entire ship in order to find a pair of gravity boots believed to have been used in the assassination of Klingon chancellor Gorkon. (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country)

Ferengi tooth tools

Several Ferengi tooth tools

These tools were used by Grand Nagus Zek to clean his teeth after dinner in Rom's quarters aboard Deep Space 9 in 2369.

He asked the boy to bring them to him and took one of these tools. (DS9: "The Nagus")

Fireplace device

In the holoprogram Paris 3, this device was inside the fireplace at Chez Sandrine. It provided light with a similar color and flickering quality as a fire would. (VOY: "Twisted")

Flower tool

In 2372 Tuvok used this peculiar cutting tool on a hybrid flower he was cultivating. (VOY: "Alliances"

Gaia farming tool

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A Gaia farming tool

This tool was used for farming on Gaia. It seemed plough-like, but could be operated by a humanoid. (DS9: "Children of Time")

Garak's eyepiece

In 2370, Elim Garak used a type of eyepiece while repairing a computer at the Tozhat Resettlement Center on Bajor. (DS9: "Cardassians")

The episodede's script described the device as "a simple, single magnifying eyeglass, like a doctor's light, attached to his forehead... a piece of spy gear he carries with him."

Hanon IV weapons

The primitive natives of Hanon IV, a Delta Quadrant planet, posessed hand-held weapons made of wood. There was a wide variety, a selection of which is shown below.

Head-mounted device

Head-mounted visual device — user utilizing the device

In the alternate reality, a technology capable of projecting a display in front of a person's eyes was in use on Earth in 2259. One user of this technology witnessed the crashing of the USS Vengeance wearing the device. (Star Trek Into Darkness)

Howard family candle

The Howard family candle was an heirloom in the Howard family, passed down for generations. It represented the strength of the Howard spirit, "the guiding light, wherever they may roam." Felisa Howard always kept it lit, and Beverly Crusher planned to take it back with her to the USS Enterprise-D following her grandmother's death in 2370.

The candle was in fact a receptacle for the anaphasic lifeform Ronin. He used it in order to maintain molecular cohesion and bond with a Human host. The flame was plasma-based. The candle was destroyed by Crusher in order to prevent Ronin from merging with her. (TNG: "Sub Rosa")

Iowa mining machine

This machine was stationed near a large quarry in Iowa in an alternate reality 2258. (Star Trek)

Journalist tools

Journalist headset and handheld unit

During the mid-22nd century, Human journalists might use headsets capable of recording video to cover events or perform interviews. (ENT: "Terra Prime")

During the late 23rd century, reporters on location might sport certain tools of the trade. During the launch of the USS Enterprise-B in 2293, a number of journalists were present, some with elaborate headsets which hovered around people. Others had tricorder-like handheld devices which they pointed at people talking as if it were a microphone. (Star Trek Generations)

A deleted scene from the movie mentioned that at the event Kirk was going to have to smile for the "holographic recorder"s, which may have been these tools.

Kukulkan's machinery

Kukulkan machinery — Kirk and McCoy disconnect the machinery from the Capellan power-cat

Kukulkan's machinery were various systems aboard Kukulkan's starship that support the creatures in his creature collection. One of the systems creates a virtual world in the mind of the creature, so that it can live in peace in its natural environment. Kukulkan also used this system to create a virtual manifestation of Kukulkan's city in the minds of members of the USS Enterprise crew so that they would have an opportunity to solve the riddle of the city. When in captivity aboard his ship, Kirk and McCoy released a Capellan power-cat by pulling its cables and disconnecting it from the system. The cat went crazy and started to destroy the machinery, distracting Kukulkan long enough for Spock to use the Enterprise's phasers to disable Kukulkan's ship. (TAS: "How Sharper Than a Serpent's Tooth")

Ligonian weapons

A display of Ligonian weapons was present in Lutan's centerplace on Ligon II including axes, knives, and a crossbow. (TNG: "Code of Honor")

Magnetic tool

After a Nausicaan implausibly won at Dom-Jot at Starbase Earhart in 2327, Cortan Zweller hypothesised that he was cheating by controling the balls using some kind of magnetic device in his belt. (TNG: "Tapestry")

Marketplace goods

Marketplace technology — Technology on the marketplace

Different pieces of technology was sold on a marketplace on a planet in the Delta Quadrant in 2372. (VOY: "Resistance")

Megan mystic symbol

A mystic symbol was drawn by Spock in 2269 as he attempted to toy with the art of magic. While standing inside the symbol, he successfully moved a Vulcan chess piece with his newfound "powers." A mystic symbol later appeared on the ground during the trial over the crimes of Humanity against the Megans. (TAS: "The Magicks of Megas-Tu")

Mirror universe Human weapons

Forrest's weapon collection (excluding Cochrane's shotgun)

In the mirror universe, Captain Maximilian Forrest of the ISS Enterprise had a collection of antique weapons in his quarters, including a shotgun once owned by Zefram Cochrane, and several other guns and swords. (ENT: "In a Mirror, Darkly")

Nerve toxin ring

Kazon neurotoxin ring — Kazon nerve toxin ring, with the needle extended

The Kazon Culluh had a ring from which he could extend a small needle, capable of injecting a nerve toxin. This toxin could kill within seconds. (VOY: "State of Flux")

Phoenix music player

Phoenix music disc player — The music player

Aboard his ship the Phoenix, Zephram Cochrane had a device installed that could be fed small, transparent, green, octagonal discs to play music. During his historic 2063 flight, he used the device to play "Magic Carpet Ride". (Star Trek: First Contact)

Red, black and silver pointed tool

This type of device was used multiple times aboard the USS Enterprise. It was utilized for both engineering and medical purposes.

In 2266, a crewman was carrying one of these devices when he descended from a diagonal Jefferies tube and it was one of two devices, the other being a laser beacon, that he planned to put away in storage. (TOS: "Charlie X")

While the ship entered orbit of Exo III later that year, Captain Kirk carried the device from the engineering station on the Enterprise's bridge to the command chair. He sat with the tool for a while, briefly examining it, then took it with him when he had a discussion with Spock near the vessel's science station. Kirk subsequently carried the device back to the command chair, where he gave it to a command division male crewmember in exchange for a clipboard. (TOS: "What Are Little Girls Made Of?")

In the revised final draft script of "What Are Little Girls Made Of?", this device (which appears in the episode's teaser) wasn't mentioned at all.

The following year, this type of device was used by Doctor Leonard McCoy upon making an (ultimately successful) attempt to revive Khan Noonien Singh in the Enterprise's sickbay. (TOS: "Space Seed")

While a prematurely aged Kirk was undergoing treatment in the ship's sickbay, the tool was next to his bed. (TOS: "The Deadly Years")

On several occasions in 2268, the device was on a work surface next to an examination bed while McCoy operated on a patient. These patients included Sarek, Sargon-possessed Kirk, and brainless Spock. (TOS: "Journey to Babel", "Return to Tomorrow", "Spock's Brain")

Later the same year, the tool was in sickbay while Kirk and McCoy were there. (TOS: "Elaan of Troyius")

Shortly thereafter, the device was in an emergency surgical kit that Nurse Christine Chapel brought with her to the surface of planet Amerind to help treat Kirk. (TOS: "The Paradise Syndrome")

The tool was also used by Chapel on Spock after he disastrously mind-melded with V'ger at one point in the 2270s (Star Trek: The Motion Picture), and by McCoy on Peter Preston in 2285. (Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan)

In the final draft script of "Charlie X", this device was called a Phynburg Oscillating Framizam (which was actually an in-joke reference to TOS Prop Master Irving Feinberg). That was the only scripted name to refer to the tool, though the same term was applied to a long rod which is visible in a scene immediately prior to the one wherein this hand-held device first appears. In the non-canon reference book Star Fleet Technical Manual, it was called an anabolic protoplaser.

This type of device was included in a series of TOS Season 3 publicity photographs featuring actors DeForest Kelley and Majel Barrett as McCoy and Chapel respectively. Both a small version and a large variety of this device is pictured in The Making of Star Trek: The Motion Picture, which notes that the tool "heals wounds w/o using stitches, bandages, etc." A page showing three technical schematics of the "anabolic protoplaser" was published in the book Star Fleet Technical Manual.

Rubber tree people descendants' weapons

Central american tribe weapons — Weapons

During the 24th century, the descendants of the ancient Rubber Tree People still remaining in Central America used a variety of weapons, including spears, round shields, and some other weapons. (VOY: "Tattoo")

Sculpting tool

This tool was used by the Aldeans for creating sculptures. Accolan introduced Harry how to use this tool. (TNG: "When The Bough Breaks")

Selay hunting tool

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A Selay hunting tool

This stick with a snare was used by a Selay while aboard the Enterprise-D in 2364 when he accidentally caught Commander William T. Riker in a corridor instead of an Antican. (TNG: "Lonely Among Us")

Starfleet Academy spheres

Several of these spherical objects, perhaps about a meter across, floated around Starfleet Academy in 2258 in an alternate reality. (Star Trek)

Voice duplicator

This voice duplicating tool was used by Wesley Crusher in 2364 to get chief engineer Sarah MacDougal and assistant chief engineer Jim Shimoda outside of the control booth in main engineering. The tool duplicated the voice of Captain Jean-Luc Picard. (TNG: "The Naked Now")