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* In ''Film/{{Bumblebee}}'' we can often see through Bumblebee's eyes. His vision is "human-like" in sense that it shows natural colors and shapes. However, his vision is divided into hexagons by his battle mask (we never got a chance see through his eyes when he is without his mask) and it has lots of features such as an instant face recognition, zoom-in, and showing various technical details.
* ''Film/IronMan2'' gives us a few POV-shots from the Hammer Droids, including the moment in which a droid nearly kills a child wearing an Iron Man mask.[[note]]Fun fact: WordOfGod tells us that that kid was in fact Peter Parker, a.k.a. Spider-Man[[/note]] Also, while they're technically not robots, the views from inside the various suits of armor in the series invoke this trope.

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* In ''Film/{{Bumblebee}}'' we can often see through Bumblebee's eyes. His vision is "human-like" in sense that it shows natural colors and shapes. However, his vision is divided into hexagons by his battle mask (we never got a chance to see through his eyes when he is without his mask) and it has lots of features such as an instant face recognition, zoom-in, and showing various technical details.
* ''Film/IronMan2'' gives us a few POV-shots from the Hammer Droids, Drones, including the moment in which a droid drone nearly kills a child wearing an Iron Man mask.[[note]]Fun fact: WordOfGod tells us that that kid was in fact Peter Parker, a.k.a. Spider-Man[[/note]] Also, while they're technically not robots, the views from inside the various suits of armor in the series invoke this trope.
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* In ''Film/ShortCircuit 2'', we get a glimpse of Johnny's perspective. He sees everything the same way that a human would... except he can see invisible tire tracks? This happens only once.

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* In ''Film/ShortCircuit 2'', ''Film/ShortCircuit2'', we get a glimpse of Johnny's perspective. He sees everything the same way that a human would... except he can see invisible tire tracks? This happens only once.
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* Parodied in the first chapter of ''Manga/IonoTheFanatics'' when the titular [[LovableSexManiac horny queen]] was seeking [[GirlsLove potential concubines]].

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* Parodied in the first chapter of ''Manga/IonoTheFanatics'' when the titular [[LovableSexManiac horny queen]] was seeking [[GirlsLove [[QueerRomance potential concubines]].
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** And [=RoboCain=] in [[Film/RoboCop2 the second movie]] [[UsefulNotes/ComputerWars seems to run]] on Platform/MacOS.

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** And [=RoboCain=] in [[Film/RoboCop2 the second movie]] [[UsefulNotes/ComputerWars [[MediaNotes/ComputerWars seems to run]] on Platform/MacOS.
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* Used in the ''Film/{{Transformers}}'' film series, for the brief segment near the beginning when we see Blackout (a Decepticon) looking at Epps (a human military officer). We also see some first-person views of Scorponok, Frenzy, and Optimus Prime himself.

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* Used in the ''Film/{{Transformers}}'' film series, ''Film/{{Transformers|2007}}'', for the brief segment near the beginning when we see Blackout (a Decepticon) looking at Epps (a human military officer). We also see some first-person views of Scorponok, Frenzy, and Optimus Prime himself.
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** In ''Film/TheTerminator'', in addition to sporting 6502 assembly source code from an UsefulNotes/AppleII magazine, the [=RoboCam=] also features some funny robotic quirks. In one scene, a flophouse janitor comments that the room smells like a dead cat, and the T-800 visualizes [[DialogueTree several possible responses]] including "Go away", "Please come back later" and his final choice, "Fuck you, asshole."

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** In ''Film/TheTerminator'', in addition to sporting 6502 assembly source code from an UsefulNotes/AppleII Platform/AppleII magazine, the [=RoboCam=] also features some funny robotic quirks. In one scene, a flophouse janitor comments that the room smells like a dead cat, and the T-800 visualizes [[DialogueTree several possible responses]] including "Go away", "Please come back later" and his final choice, "Fuck you, asshole."



** ''Film/Terminator3RiseOfTheMachines'' has the T-800's original [=RoboCam=] (though to show the T-850 is a bit more advanced, there are UsefulNotes/MacOS commands along with Apple II ones), but gave the T-X a high-tech blue vision.

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** ''Film/Terminator3RiseOfTheMachines'' has the T-800's original [=RoboCam=] (though to show the T-850 is a bit more advanced, there are UsefulNotes/MacOS Platform/MacOS commands along with Apple II ones), but gave the T-X a high-tech blue vision.



** And [=RoboCain=] in [[Film/RoboCop2 the second movie]] [[UsefulNotes/ComputerWars seems to run]] on UsefulNotes/MacOS.

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** And [=RoboCain=] in [[Film/RoboCop2 the second movie]] [[UsefulNotes/ComputerWars seems to run]] on UsefulNotes/MacOS.Platform/MacOS.
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** ''VideoGame/Cyberpunk2077'' has everything fed through your optical implants.

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