Uh...yeah. Its kinda hard to list literally every piece of technology that you can develop, but currently you are at a WW2 Level of Technology. I hope that doesn't break immersion, but I just wouldn't know where to start listing the technologies you could make and develop. Including atomic bombs. If you want a list of future tech, that I can provide.
I agree with Constantine. Man should not be slaved to the will of machines, no matter what spark of life it may have had. These things radiate...imagine standing next to a corpse that lives and breathes and talks. You shudder when you think of your proximity to Zero. Emma is watching him intently, quietly, eyes fixed on him.
"This one is to create the technology of humanity." Zero explains, politely, monotone once more as you scroll through the various diagrams and texts within the system. "Others would have held cultural and genetic databases."
[2] Unfortunately, many of the technologies you might need are limited by integrated circuit manufacturing. The Loom, the fusion bomb, so on. That requires high purity metallurgy, and that requires far more advanced chemistry than you think these people know. Your mind reels with how many things are required to go into the higher-level technologies.
Anything that doesn't require integrated circuits, really; including primitive, low-quality radios using something called vacuum tubes, the standard artillery pieces of the Crusaders, anti-aircraft guns, and many others. It's hard to comprehend how many things could be manufactured....there's designs for conventional slug thrower weapons, manually controlled fusion plants, something called steam locomotives, manual-control hydrogen production plants, manual-control bioplastic plants.
[3] "Hey, Zero. Tell me how long it would take us to create Looms?" You ask, letting the creature analyze the data for you.
"Three years before we could begin construction on a single Loom Facility. Provided we have the support of the Industrial Districts." He responds, after sitting quietly for a few minutes, scrolling furiously.