Geordi's VISOR is iconic Star Trek technology.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT For all seven seasons of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Lt. Commander Geordi La Forge wore a futuristic VISOR that allowed him to see. Born blind, La Forge received his first VISOR at the age of five. Although it did not enable him to see in exactly the same way as those with normal eyesight, it did allow him to see much of the electromagnetic spectrum.
9 Geordi Can Detect Electromagnetic Signals & See Infrared And Ultraviolet Light Although Geordi's VISOR does not give him traditional vision, it allows him to see much more than the average human does. Thanks to his VISOR, Geordi can see a lot of the electromagnetic spectrum, including infrared and ultraviolet light. To someone with traditional sight, the view from Geordi's VISOR would be largely incomprehensible, but he has adapted to this way of seeing.
6 Geordi Can Send A Live Video Feed Of What He's Seeing In the TNG season 1 episode "Heart of Glory," Geordi reveals that he has developed a device known as a visual acuity transmitter that can project the images seen by his VISOR onto a viewscreen. This device was a small square that connected to the side of Geordi's VISOR, and it only had a range of a few kilometers.
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