Heads-Up Displays, or HUDs, are what you see in front of you when you play first-person video games. You know, it shows you stuff like your health, the map and your inventory, allowing you to have all that pertinent data in front of you at all times. But why leave it for video games? Why not build a HUD into a pair of glasses or goggles, letting you have all sorts of info in front of you? Seung, our industrious NYC intern, dreamed up the above example, which looks pretty awesome (although unlike Seung, I don't need a HUD to tell me where Boobies are. Come on, Seung). Now it's your turn.

Photoshop up a HUD that you'd love to have in front of you while you're going through life. Send me your finest results in JPG, PNG or GIF form with the filename FirstnameLastname.jpg (substituting your name, duh) at contests@gizmodo.com. Send your submissions in by next Tuesday, at which point I'll pick the three winners and show you the rest of the best in our Gallery of Champions. Get to it!

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