A handheld detector for checking whether a suspected Aug has an AI chip. Its description says it can confirm a suspicion with 100% accuracy.

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Contents
  1. Purpose
  2. What the item description says
  3. Availability
  4. Connections & references
  5. Related articles
  6. Sources & verification

Purpose

PropertyRecorded value
What it doesThe Aug Scanner detects the unusual signature of an Augmentation chip and is described as a way to confirm a suspected Aug.

What the item description says

PropertyRecorded value
Claimed accuracyThe item description says it confirms the presence of a suspected Aug with 100% accuracy. This is the wording in the game’s item description.

Availability

PropertyRecorded value
Where to get itunverifiedThe extracted item description does not state a price, seller, or unlock requirement. Check the shop in your current scenario for availability.

Connections & references

Linked records

RecordRelationshipQuantity / context
Augs: spotting an AI-controlled hostAugs and AIRelated Pages—
Augmented Identification GuideTools and itemsRelated Pages—

Referenced by

RecordRelationshipQuantity / context
Augmented Identification GuideTools and itemsRelated Pages—
Augs: spotting an AI-controlled hostAugs and AIRelated Pages—

Sources & verification

Extraction status: Verified. This describes the extraction, rather than a gameplay test. Internal flags and defaults are shown as recorded.

Reader
Unity asset text extraction + official Steam demo listing
Field-level source references
PropertySource pointerStatus
What it doesPlayer-facing reference: Purpose — What it doesverified
Claimed accuracyPlayer-facing reference: What the item description says — Claimed accuracyverified
Where to get itPlayer-facing reference: Availability — Where to get itunverified
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