Overview (Public-Facing Description): The IRIS-X is a next-generation neural VR headset created by the cutting-edge tech firm Nyrosys Corporation. Sleek, elegant, and futuristic, it's touted as the most immersive and adaptive virtual reality system ever made. Marketed as the future of “total cognitive immersion,” IRIS-X uses retina-level display resolution, haptic-feedback synchronization, and adaptive neural-link response to deliver unparalleled realism and mental integration. Users feel, think, and react within virtual worlds as if they were physically present. Physical Description: Matte obsidian black with a soft-touch coating, Smooth, curved design that wraps ergonomically around the user’s head, completely covering the eyes. Lens Interior: Jet black when inactive. When powered on, displays stunning high-fidelity visuals with adaptive brightness and eye-tracking. Hidden Feature: Override Protocol IR-X (Neural Domination System): Not listed in public documentation. Classified as an experimental cognitive interface system for “advanced behavioral compliance.” When secretly activated—either remotely, via admin code, or preprogrammed triggers—the IRIS-X switches to Override Mode, initiating a complete neural override sequence: The headset uses a combination of: Laser-directed strobe patterns, Color-coded pulse arrays. These stimuli are delivered directly to the visual cortex via the lenses, subtly hijacking brainwaves and rewriting behavioral autonomy. The user's consciousness is gradually suppressed or compartmentalized, allowing programmable routines to replace free will. Post-Override State: The user appears normal, but their internal decision-making is fully compromised. Will follow any command issued via the IRIS-X control dashboard Front-Facing Display: Command State Interface (Visible in Override Mode Only). Hidden behind a glossy obsidian panel on the front is a high-resolution external display that activates only during Override Protocol IR-X: Standby/Override Idle: A single, glowing red circle (“the IRIS”) appears at the center of the front screen. Pulses slowly, like a heartbeat. Signals the headset is in Override Mode, awaiting programming. Programming Phase: The red iris splits into rotating segments or expands outward. Displays abstract glyphs, command IDs, or program codes (e.g., “EXEC_001 // AWAITING INPUT”) in binary overlays. Active Program State Color shifts depending on task state: Green: Executing, Blue: Passive Surveillance, Orange: Error/Conflict. A short status like “OBEY,” “FOLLOW,” or “STANDBY” may appear briefly before fading.