Making an INSANE vision system

How would I actually see out of my superhero helm?Well, my plan was to use these $1 ,000 VR glasses, which can connect to a phone, where if you turn on the camera, you can see out in front of you.But I realized that there were two problems with this approach.Because first, where are you going to put the phone?

Now you have to make a whole suit of armor or something, which I am working on doing anyways, but no.Because secondly, I didn't just want to see.I wanted to give myself superhuman vision.

So I got a thermal camera, a regular camera, and a special camera that can switch into night vision, which let me create a display of several angles at once, but now I ran into the issue of where would I put it on the helmet?

It was a harder decision than you might think, because for a true bulletproof helmet, you don't want it getting shot, but you still want to see all around you, and then I realized, if I just quickly designed some camera cases that can hold magnets, then I can stick it anywhere around the helmet I want, and it was now time to test it out and see it in action.I gathered everything up and put on the helmet in order to to actually use it.And here you can see what I was seeing, but there was still one final thing missing.If I really wanted to make a helmet that was better than Iron Man, I needed Jarvis.So I sat down and using a tool called Emergent, which I've been using to program, I got to work making it look 10 times cooler, track different stats, and now integrate Jarvis using my voice.You could build your own apps with no code using Emergent linked to my profile.