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| [[Image:Cyborg robovision scene.gif]] Portrayal of robovision from the movie ''[[Cyborg (Movie)|Cyborg]]''
| [[File:Popping Eye.png|420px|]]An example of robo-vision. Additional information, such as [[Recharge|battery charge]], and visual artefacts such as [[Wikipedia:Scan line|scan lines]] are laid over first-person vision. By [[ChocolateKeys]].
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'''Robo-vision''' refers to the portrayal of a fembot's visual perception of her environment. In fiction, the view from a robot or cyborg's eyes is often portrayed as markedly different from human beings, with a different range of perception on the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_spectrum electromagnetic spectrum], lower of higher quality of perception, or additional information being superimposed to their point of view. Visually, the point of view of a robot may be shown by altering colors, applying distortion, or superimposing effects, whether visual noise or additional information.
'''Robo-vision''' refers to the first-person portrayal of a [[fembot]]'s perception of her environment, and especially its visual perception.


==In fiction==
=Presentation=
* ''[[Westworld]]'''s robots see in the infrared spectrum, accomplished using an at the time revolutionary computer effect.
In fiction, the view from a robot or cyborg's eyes is often portrayed as markedly different from that of human beings. This may include a different range of perception on the [[Wikipedia:Electromagnetic spectrum|electromagnetic spectrum]], lower of higher quality of perception, or additional information being superimposed to their point of view.


* Terminators have been portrayed with similar HUDs to assist in the recognition, acquisition and destruction of their targets. The T-800, the most primitive unit to be shown at any length to the viewer, can see only in infrared. Later units can also see in green, presumably as a form of night vision. [[Cameron]] can perceive those spectrums in addition to the normal spectrum visible to humans.
Visually, the point of view of a robot may be shown by altering colors, applying distortion, or superimposing additional information.


* The [[Aprilbot]] in ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'' is depicted as having a HUD listing her various files and programs with visual data in the center.
=In fiction=
*''[[Gallery/Westworld|Westworld]]'''s robots see in the infrared spectrum, accomplished using an at the time revolutionary computer effect.


* The Marionettes of the ''[[Saber Marionette]]'' series are shown to use integrated HUDs. In one scene, Lime utilizes an analyzer system which highlights a target's structural weak points, which she uses to disable Panther's arm.
*Terminators have been portrayed with similar HUDs to assist in the recognition, acquisition and destruction of their targets. The T-800, the most primitive unit to be shown at any length to the viewer, can see only in infrared. Later units can also see in green, presumably as a form of night vision. [[Cameron]] can perceive those spectrums in addition to the normal spectrum visible to humans.


==More examples==
*The [[Aprilbot]] in ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'' is depicted as having a HUD listing her various files and programs with visual data in the center.
 
*The Marionettes of the ''[[Saber Marionette]]'' series are shown to use integrated HUDs. In one scene, Lime utilizes an analyzer system which highlights a target's structural weak points, which she uses to disable Panther's arm.
 
=Gallery=
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Buffy The Vampire Slayer S05E15 95.jpg|The vision of the Aprilbot in Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Buffy The Vampire Slayer S05E15 95.jpg|The vision of the Aprilbot in Buffy the Vampire Slayer
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WestworldHUD.jpg|The vision of the Gunslinger in Westworld
WestworldHUD.jpg|The vision of the Gunslinger in Westworld
Sabre_Marionettes032.jpg|Lime analyzes Panther for a weak spot to attack
Sabre_Marionettes032.jpg|Lime analyzes Panther for a weak spot to attack
Image:Cyborg robovision scene.gif|From the movie ''[[Cyborg (Movie)|Cyborg]]''
File:Drdpovphoto2a.jpg|By [[Korby]]
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==Other Links==
[https://gynoid.booru.org/index.php?page=post&s=list&tags=robovision Robovision tag on Gynoidbooru]


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Latest revision as of 09:57, 29 April 2024

An example of robo-vision. Additional information, such as battery charge, and visual artefacts such as scan lines are laid over first-person vision. By ChocolateKeys.

Robo-vision refers to the first-person portrayal of a fembot's perception of her environment, and especially its visual perception.

Presentation

In fiction, the view from a robot or cyborg's eyes is often portrayed as markedly different from that of human beings. This may include a different range of perception on the electromagnetic spectrum, lower of higher quality of perception, or additional information being superimposed to their point of view.

Visually, the point of view of a robot may be shown by altering colors, applying distortion, or superimposing additional information.

In fiction

  • Westworld's robots see in the infrared spectrum, accomplished using an at the time revolutionary computer effect.
  • Terminators have been portrayed with similar HUDs to assist in the recognition, acquisition and destruction of their targets. The T-800, the most primitive unit to be shown at any length to the viewer, can see only in infrared. Later units can also see in green, presumably as a form of night vision. Cameron can perceive those spectrums in addition to the normal spectrum visible to humans.
  • The Marionettes of the Saber Marionette series are shown to use integrated HUDs. In one scene, Lime utilizes an analyzer system which highlights a target's structural weak points, which she uses to disable Panther's arm.

Gallery

  • The vision of the Aprilbot in Buffy the Vampire Slayer

    The vision of the Aprilbot in Buffy the Vampire Slayer

  • From Class of 1999

    From Class of 1999

  • The vision of the T-800 in Terminator

    The vision of the T-800 in Terminator

  • The vision of Cameron in The Sarah Connor Chronicles

    The vision of Cameron in The Sarah Connor Chronicles

  • The vision of the Gunslinger in Westworld

    The vision of the Gunslinger in Westworld

  • Lime analyzes Panther for a weak spot to attack

    Lime analyzes Panther for a weak spot to attack

  • From the movie Cyborg

    From the movie Cyborg

  • By Korby

    By Korby

See all media tagged "Robo-vision" on FembotWiki

Other Links

Robovision tag on Gynoidbooru

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Fembot tropes
Hardware and software Access panel • Assembly • Damage • Disassembly • Faceoff • Repair • Robo-vision
Processes and actions Activation • Data transfer • Malfunction • Programming • Reboot • Recharge • Shut-down
Appearance and sound Blank stare • Electronic beeping • Robotic motion • Robotic voice • Whirring sounds
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