Augmented Reality Vision

Augmented Reality Vision
Raiden (Metal Gear) uses "Augment Mode" to perceive his surroundings.
Power/Ability to:	See the augmented reality.

The power to see an augmented reality. Sub-power of Digital Interaction.

Also Called

• AR Vision
• Augment Mode

Capabilities

The user sees an augmented reality: a live, direct or indirect, view of world that includes digital elements such as information boxes regarding places. Unlike virtual reality, the digital components are added to the world as it is, rather than replacing it with an entirely new interface. Users also are capable of seeing streams of data or digital pathways, in addition to normally invisible Digital Forms.

Applications

• Limited Digital Interaction
• Heads-Up Display
• Scanning/Scanner Vision
• Threat Identification
• See information of places and objects

Associations

• Data Manipulation
• Digital Interaction
• Visualization

Limitations

• Data manipulators are capable of manipulating the information gained through this vision, either enhancing it or making it unreliable.

Known Users

• Uses D-Gazers (Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal)
  • Tron/Vetrix
  • III/Trey
  • IV/Quattro
  • V/Quinton
  • Kaito/Kite
  • Droite/Dextra
  • Gauche/Nistro
  • Luna
  • Barians
  • Barians servants
  • Orbital 7
  • Mach
• People with Fractal Terminals (Fractale)
• Raiden (Metal Gear)
• Geo Stellar (Megaman Star Force)
• Ghosts (Ghost Recon: Future Soldier); via CrossCom
• Predators (AvP Universe); via their masks
• Aiden Pearce (Watch Dogs)
• Norman Jayden (Heavy Rain); via augmented reality glasses and ARI
• Sherlock Holmes (BBC Shelock); via Cyber Mind and Photographic Deduction
• Han Jee-Han (The Gamer)
• Anti Shadow Suppression Weapons (Persona)

Known Objects

• Neuro Linkers (Accel World)
• Augma (Sword Art Online: Ordinal Scale)

Gallery

Using duel gazers or duel tattoos, duelists (Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal) are capable of seeing an augmented reality duel.

By using the ARI (Added Reality Interface) glasses, Norman Jayden (Heavy Rain) can interact with and detect evidence in crime scenes.