gadgetry
UK: ˈɡædʒɪtri | US: ˈɡædʒɪtri
n. The category or use of gadgets, especially mechanical or electronic devices.
n. The design or production of gadgets.
The word "gadget" emerged in the 19th century, possibly from nautical slang or French "gâchette" (a small mechanical part). The suffix "-ry" (from Old French "-erie") denotes a collective category or practice, as in "machinery" or "pottery." Thus, "gadgetry" logically evolved to describe the realm or proliferation of gadgets, reflecting technological culture.
Modern gadgetry has transformed how we communicate.
His workshop was cluttered with the latest gadgetry.
She has a passion for vintage gadgetry from the 1980s.
The exhibition showcased cutting-edge medical gadgetry.
Some people find excessive gadgetry overwhelming.