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Optic implants, retinal overlays, and smartlink suites for eyes that keep score.
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Y-cable optic bridge that links compatible Glassnerve eyes for depth work and micro-soldering. Power: draws from eye cells. Nausea the first week. Both eyes must be Glassnerve-compatible or the bridge just hurts.
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A bonded iris pair cut into a vertical slit — alley-favorite club chrome, Spire boutique colors on request. It does not see in the dark, paint targets, or make anyone a better hunter.…
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Translucent lens stack with a violet filter ring for UV markers and mild chem fluorescence on cargo and spill trails. Power: micro A-cell (~60 days) or induction from a paired cuff-pad.…
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Peel-pack thin contact films — one watch of anti-dust and mild UV, then trash them. Power: none (passive). Sweat and tears peel the film early. Not an implant; not a thermal layer.
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A clinic optic that writes short evidence loops to an encrypted wafer behind the temple jack — timestamps, gaze marks, and audio if the patient bought the throat mic add-on.…
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A fast retinal shutter and adaptive tint layer for boarding crews, welders, and anyone who has eaten a dazzle grenade once.…
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Armored brow-ring cage around a spare lens path — EMP and impact shell for eyes that keep working after a bad corridor. Power: none (passive cage) or trickle from eye cell. Bulky under the brow.…
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A photosensitive retinal film that lifts detail from dim corridors without painting the world military green. For several days after install, every status lamp blooms like a small sun and sleep wants a proper mask.…
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Medical-blue HUD lens with vital colorimetry for field triage — not a full clinic suite. Power: micro A-cell (~50 days). Makeup and street chrome throw false positives. Glassnerve will not certify you as a doctor.
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Full-iris chrome mirrors — liquid-looking metal that reflects corridor lamps and other people’s discomfort. Pure vanity and threat silhouette; no targeting suite hides underneath.…
Cyberware · Corridor Chrome · Corridor Optic Implants
15 variants
The Bastion pack is the optic implant answer for hardpoint stress and load-path warnings painted into the FOV. Favors shore power, long baselines, and berth clamps over sprint mobility.…
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Sclera wafers doped with phosphor that drink berth lamplight and spit it back as a soft afterglow — corpse-green, ice-blue, or bruise-violet depending on the lot.…
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A retinal overlay whose main job is saying no — privacy shutters that blank ad widgets, gaze-trackers, and push work-orders someone else jammed into your sight.…
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Dual-lens cartridge with etched reticle scale and a soft LIDAR pip. Power: micro A-cell (~45 days). Thick smoke kills it. The ping is faint but detectable if someone is listening for optics.
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Tiny rear-facing optic bead and cable for a cheap look behind you. Power: micro A-cell (~40 days). Visible chrome stud — clubs sometimes ban it. Rear flashbangs love this node.
Cyberware · Corridor Chrome · Corridor Retinal Overlays
4 variants
Gravelight finish on a retinal overlay. Shock-isolated core and gritty cooling membrane — survives vibration that blurs cheaper overlays; traps refinery dust.…
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A clinic optic suite that paints range, target, and ammunition data from a paired weapon or tool into the wearer's sight while keeping both hands free.…
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A stacked optic implant that adds deliberate magnification and ranging marks without a carried scope.…
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A false-color thermal layer bonded behind the cornea for hunt work in cold holds, smoke, and dark machine decks. Bodies and hot machines read as bright; cold bulkheads go dead.…
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Smoked polarizing stack that auto-darkens against arc flash and welding glare. Power: none (passive photochromic) or micro cell for fast snap (~90 days). Lags when the alley goes suddenly dark.…
