Snake Eyes

== Description ==
Snake eyes are a technology developed by Epitaph A.I. & Robotics in the year 3038. Snake eyes are a prosthetic that can be utilized by the visually impaired. This technology was a world renowned scientific breakthrough. Although very expensive, people were wiling to purchase a pair in hopes of returning their vision. People who were fortunate enough to get Snake Eyes claim that Epitaph A.I and Robotics manufacture high-quality prosthetics that do not disappoint and live up to the advertisements.
== How Snake Eyes work ==
Snake Eyes use tech unheard of in the 21st century. They are connected via the brain by using digital scanners that don't require any wires or unneeded clutter. Once the connection between the brain and the Snake Eyes are complete, the wearer will see through digital eyes. Things seem somewhat blurry at different ranges similar to that of a modern-day camera.
== Design ==
Snake Eyes come in various different sizes and designs. However, they are limited to the colors black, gray, and white. Oakley sports a black pair of the sleeker design of Snake Eyes.thumb|182x182px|Oakley's Snake Eyes
== Known Wearers ==
* Oakley Luna
== Etymology ==
Originally, the snake eyes weren't called snake eyes, but rather called something else. But soon people noted there similarity to Snake Eyes in G.I. Joe. The name "Snake Eyes" later caught on.
== Trivia ==
* The armored face plate on Enigma's mask utilizes the same camera technology as Snake eyes do.
* Similar technology has been adopted by military forces present on Earth, and Mars. It is normally found in the standard issue helmets with face protection. 
* Snake Eyes have a night vision feature that activates when no light is present.
* On the bottom left corner in the official concept art by Epitaph A.I. & Robotics, a note to self mentions: "Maintain comfort, think of your old glasses" hinting towards the designer having old, comfortable glasses that have since been replaced. 
Category:Equipment
Category:Dimension 1
Category:3038 establishments