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star trek - How do the Borg adapt and assimilate? - Science Fiction . . .
Borg technology was a combination of technologies assimilated from other cultures and technology developed within the Collective in order to overcome obstacles to its goals
star trek - What are the known Borg failed assimilations? - Science . . .
The attempted assimilation during First Contact: where the Sphere was destroyed by the Enterprise-E and the Borg were defeated in the subsequent attempt to gain control of the Starship itself, thus preventing them to change history and create a future where Earth would be fully assimilated by the 24th century
Borg assimilation - Science Fiction Fantasy Stack Exchange
The Borg famously appeared in both Star Trek the Next Generation and Star Trek Voyager Is it known the range of species the Collective assimilated? In particular, did they assimilate three legged
star trek - Do the Borg really only assimilate civilisations, not . . .
The borg will assimilate individuals if they think it's worthwhile to do so (for intelligence purposes or to learn about the species) If they found a lone human, they probably wouldn't expend the energy required to assimilate them as they would gain nothing from it
What do the Borg do when they arent assimilating?
Actually, as mentioned by both the Borg Queen and Seven on several occasions, their aim to achieve perfection This doesn't mean they will be the only species in the galaxy! Also, the OP asked what else do the Borg do besides assimilating, they didn't ask what is their end goal
star trek - Science Fiction Fantasy Stack Exchange
Age of assimilation - Immature individuals or artificially conceived drones are placed in borg maturation chambers, that accelerate the drone's growth Even in the fetal stage a drone is already heavily assimilated This would suggest that the Borg don't replace biological components without consideration
Why do the Borg only assimilate at close range?
It would be inefficient and illogical In events with the Borg, we see them assimilating individuals, but the Borg only assimilate individuals, ships or small colonies for study and analysis at close range
Why do the Borg want to assimilate every planet in the universe?
So while the Borg want to do a lot of assimilation there's clear evidence that they don't "want to assimilate every planet in the universe" They could have attacked far more worlds, far more often than they actually were shown to, and they frequently ignore essentially helpless targets that are either categorized as non-threatening or unworthy