head-mounted display

noun
UK /ˌhed maʊntɪd dɪˈspleɪ/
US /ˌhed maʊntɪd dɪˈspleɪ/

A screen you wear on your head so you can see pictures or games right in front of your eyes.

He put on the head-mounted display and suddenly felt like he was flying.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A device used by pilots that shows flight information on a small screen in front of one eye.

The pilot checked the head-mounted display for altitude and speed.

3. A tool for doctors that lets them see medical images while looking at a patient.

The surgeon used a head-mounted display to view the scan during the operation.

4. A screen worn by soldiers to see maps and targets in the field.

The soldier's head-mounted display showed the location of friendly troops.