EndEyes

EndEyes is a fictional concept that appears in the science fiction novel "Neuromancer" by William Gibson. It refers to a type of advanced, artificial eye implant designed to enhance the user's visual perception and data processing capabilities. These implants are not merely cosmetic; they are sophisticated technological augmentations that allow the user to see beyond the normal human visual spectrum.

EndEyes are capable of displaying augmented reality overlays, providing real-time data feeds, and even interacting with computer systems directly through visual input. Users can perceive digital information superimposed onto their physical surroundings, allowing for seamless integration with the virtual world known as cyberspace. This technology is particularly prevalent among console cowboys, hackers, and other individuals who operate within the highly digitalized society depicted in the novel.

The visual appearance of EndEyes can vary, often described as having a distinctive, unnatural glow or pattern when active. They represent a significant advancement in cybernetic augmentation, blurring the lines between biological senses and digital interfaces. The implications of such technology, as explored in "Neuromancer," touch upon themes of human enhancement, reality perception, and the increasing integration of technology into human physiology. While fictional, EndEyes have become an iconic element of cyberpunk literature, symbolizing the cutting edge of biological and technological convergence.