The technology on Taurnar has been described by its original human inhabitants as rustic industrial. Although that term is not completely accurate anymore, it did a good job of describing the way beblune lived when humanity first arrived.

Since then they have made further advancements, both due to the natural evolution of technology among their own people, and due to human input. While the humans weren’t able to salvage enough from their ship to make anything as high tech as what was found on their old planet, they worked with the beblune to merge their technology into something new.

With the added expertise of human engineers, electricity is now accessible in all regions of Taurnar. Electricity existed in limited forms in the capital cities before they arrived, but their knowledge helped speed the development of electric installations to make them far more accessible. In Dawns Light the inhabitants built solar farms into the buildings using the human ship’s panels as a blueprint, and in Faruo there are wind farms that power the entire region. Areas like Finmere, the Tellstar Islands, and Merthis run on hydropower, while Ignit uses geothermal power.

With widely accessible electricity came more widely accessible automation. All of a sudden electricity was not limited to places where water was readily accessible, or where huge steam engines could be reasonably run; it could be used even in the most remote areas, and with far more finesse than ever before.

However, instead of using this accessibility and automation to kickstart an industrial revolution as humanity did, beblune have integrated this technology on a much smaller, and more personal scale. This is both due to beblune naturally being more in tune with their environment and the earth, and to the cautionary tales the humans told of the history of their home planet.

This has led to things like silk traders transitioning from using manual looms, which needed two or more beblune to operate, to power looms that only need one. Or instead of planting seeds by paw, farmers began to use newly invented seed drills to reduce waste and make the job easier.

Technology has merged with traditional craftsmanship to merge ease and quality, stimulating art, culture, and society in many ways.

One of the biggest changes during this ongoing era of accelerated technological growth is the invention of the steam train. Although many beblune still prefer to transport themselves and goods across Taurnar, plenty of others choose the convenience and novelty of the Taurnar Railway Service. Alongside the cargo trains expanding their trade based economy and diversifying their culture even more, there are passenger trains that offer fun, scenic day trips and even extended vacations for the peoples of Taurnar.

These sorts of innovations have occurred in many different trades throughout every facet of society over the last 400 years, and it isn’t over yet. With new and wonderful inventions being produced every day, there’s no telling what the next big thing in Taurnar is going to be. The sky's the limit!