as far as the cranial flashlight, there’s no real reason it has to be a proper flashlight in how it functions anyway, software based light amplification would probably be more advantageous in any/all situations anyway and that’s just pop in an SD card and press install.
just saying, there’s no reason for the flashlight and a lot of others to be anything but a 0 slot, a lot of CBMs could be 100% software based with the way they work.
come to think of it, glare compensators could be mostly entirely software based as well, special bionic eyeballs with ferro-magnetic fluid inside of them which compare the source of the glare and then move a shade of the magnetic fluid in front of it would be functionally identical.
to be entirely honest, i’m really amazed there isn’t something like that available for modern day vehicles, making the vehicle screen a gigantic screen (or projection) and comparing the drivers eyes to the position of the sun isn’t really that hard, vehicles would need to come with some form of eye tracking, but it’s 100% doable realistically with current technology to have vehicle windshields that only darken the exact size and location of the offending glare.