Starfleet equipment

;Alpha-numeric sequencer : A device primarily used in engineering starships, used to decipher garbled communications and enable visual contact.
;Alpha-wave inducer : A device used as a sleep aid. It fuctioned by easing the introduction of alpha waves into the brain. Only meant for occasional use.
;Anti-grav harness : A type of anti-grav-based safety equipment used when rock climbing.
;Anti-grav lift: A piece of medical equipment used to carry people from one place to another, similar to a stretcher.
;Anti-grav sled : A type of device used to carry objects which were too heavy to lift manually.
;Antimatter regulator : A device that was used to regulate the flow of antimatter.
;Autosuture : A medical tool which used laser-based technology to seal close and promote the healing of wounds by stimulating the patient's own anabolism.
;Backpack : A specific type of bag carried on the back. They were key components of backpacking and containing parachutes.
;Bandage : A piece of material used for medical procedures when a part of the body needs to be fixed. It could also be used as part of a splint.
;Barrel : A container of a cylindrical shape used to store liquids. See also Barrel (unit).
;Battlefield trauma kit : A type of medkit uniquely suited to treat those who suffered severe injuries in a ground conflict.
;Bell jar : A container used to hold scientific samples or used for displaying things.
;Belt light : A type of lamp attached to a belt that enabled one to see better.
;Binoculars : A device which used small identical mirrors inside them, which allowed a person to view distant objects with both eyes.
;Biobed : A standard diagnostic bed used in sickbays and hospitals.
;Bio-dampener : A small device used in remaining undetected by alien species via scanners. Starfleet Intelligence personnel used these in addition to cosmetic surgery for infiltration.
;Biological sample container : A piece of medical equipment used to contain biological samples for study.
;Biological sample kit : A containment carrying case made for the transport of biological specimens.
;Bio-neural gel pack : A form of computer technology used by Starfleet.
;Bipolar torch : A tool used to cut through metal.
;Blood-gas infuser : A medical device used to supply a body with oxygen.
;Brace : A piece of medical equipment which supports the movement of a body.
;Bone-knitting laser : A specialized medical instrument used for repairing fractured bones.
;Bone regenerator : A medical device used for repairing shattered bones.
;Breathing tube : A structure which was designed to assist with respiration.
;Bridle : A harness for horseback riding.
;Box wrench : A type of wrench that had a ring-like end designed to fit over a nut or bolt.
;Burn chamber : A medical device used to treat burned skin tissue.
;Burn unit : A component that could be added to medkits.
;Camera : A device which captured visual data in a way that made it possible for a scene that was captured to be re-created at a later time.
;Cardio-stimulator : A medical device used for cardio-stimulation: to restart a stopped heart.
;Cargo container : A container for the storage of cargo.
;Cellular micro-suture : Used to stitch internal organs.
;Cellular regeneration chamber : A medical treatment device used for cellular regeneration of a patient's injury.
;Cellular regenerator : A medical device.
;Chainsaw : A mechanical device used for cutting.
;Clamp : A tool used to hold a workpiece securely in place while working.
;Cleaning wand : A type of cleaning tool used to remove large amounts of dirt and debris from large structures.
;Coil scanner : A type of hand-held sensor which could be modified to detect the quantum resonance oscillator inside a transporter module.
;Coil spanner : An engineering tool with various uses.
;Compass : A device used for navigating by the means of a magnetic needle
;Containment cell : A transparent cell used to contain medical hazards.
;Cortical implant : A device used to interface directly with the mind of a humanoid.
;Cortical inhibitor : A device used to control theta wave activity in the brain.
;Cortical probe : A type of medical instrument.
;Cortical scanner : A medical device.
;Cortical stimulator : A medical device used to revive neural activity in the nervous system of critical patient by delivering an electric shock to induce brain activity.
;Cranial implant : A device that was installed directly into an individual's brain.
;Cytoplasmic stimulator : A medical device that stimulated the production of cytoplasam in body cells.
;Decoupler : A hand-held tool used for making adjustments to various pieces of technology.
;Delta-wave inducer : A device used to induce delta waves to appear during an operation to keep the patient asleep; it also increased the body's natural endorphin production to accelerate the healing process.
;Dermal regenerator : A medical tool used to heal minor skin wounds.
;Dermal stimulator : A medical instrument used in cosmetic facial alterations.
;Dermaplastic graft : A type of bandage designed to accelerate the regeneration of skin.
;Detronal scanner : A hand-held device which could read and interpret the genetic structure of living tissue.
;Descrambler : A piece of technology used to fix code sequencers.
;Desealing rod : A small, hand-held tool used to open locks and deseal doors.
;Directional marker : An object left behind as an indication of the direction in which one has gone.
;Drill bit : A type of cutting tool used by a drilling rig to drill materials and substances.
;Drilling rig : A mechanical device that was used to drill deep holes into the ground.
;Dualitic inverter : A piece of engineering equipment.
;Duonetic coupler : An engineering tool.
;Duotronic probe : An engineering tool used to regulate plasma flow.
;Dynamite : A chemical explosive.
;EJ7 interlock : An engineering tool, made up of tritanium composites, that was used to access or close panels.
;Electrode pad : A medical device which determines and transfers biometric data to a computer.
;Electron resonance scanner : A piece of medical equipment which could be used to examine DNA.
;Electronic scrambler : A device used to interfere with electronic signals.
;Electrophoretic diffuser : A medical device capable of removing the effects of radiation poisoning from an organic liquid.
;Emergency beacon : Large hand-held lamps that could be used to illuminate dark surroundings, similar to palm beacons and SIMs beacons.
;Emergency Medical Holographic Program : An adaptive holoprogram designed to provide short-term advanced assistance during emergencies in sickbay. See also: The Doctor.
;Engineering kit : A collection of tools used in engineering.
;Exocomp : Sentient industrial and utility robots used by Starfleet.
;Exoscalpel : A precision surgical instrument. It employs laser beams to make an incision in skin or other tissue.
;Expander : An engineering device used to manipulate containment fields.
;Fire extinguisher : A hand-held device used to extinguish a fire.
;Fire hose : A flexible conduit used to extinguish a fire, using water.
;Fishnet : A type of net used to catch fish.
;Flare : A small combustible rocket, similar to a firecracker, which was used to send a distress signal.
;Flashlight : A hand-held, self-contained device used for illuminating darkened areas. Similar to the palm beacons and SIMs beacons.
;Flotation device : A piece of safety equipment that when held onto, allowed one to float on water in order to prevent drowning.
;Flux coupler : An engineering tool.
;Focal adjustment spanner : An engineering total.
;Forklift : A type of vehicle specifically designed to lift heavy loads.
;Fundamental field replicator : A hand-held synth tool used to replicate material through neurocotamic interface.
;Fusing piton : A metal spike which fused to rock in order to provide a stable anchor to attach climbing gear.
;Grappling gun : A firearm-like device that launched a grapple, so as to secure a cable to a distant object for climbing and towing.
;Genome sequencer : A device which could map viruses.
;Geo-spectral analysis kit : A specialized set of tools used to run geological tests.
;Gravitic caliper : An engineering tool used to precisely adjust plasma flow.
;Gravity stimulator : A piece of equipment capable of creating an area of artificial gravity.
;Headset : A device worn on the head for interfacing with compatible technologies.
;Heavy duty tricorder : A special type of tricorder that had increased functions and range.
;Holographic imager :