Apple introduced the Apple Vision Pro during its annual Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday. This groundbreaking mixed reality headset boasts high-resolution displays with EyeSight technology, enabling users to stay aware of their surroundings. The device supports eye and voice control, incorporates numerous sensors and cameras, and is compatible with both augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) experiences. The headset is powered by a wearable battery pack.
The design of the Apple Vision Pro is featuring an aluminum frame, a glass display, and a fabric-lined mask and strap that attach to the user's face. The discreet battery pack is connected to the device via a cable on the left side. Apple's innovative interface allows users to control the headset through their gaze, tapping their fingers, and using voice commands, providing a seamless interaction with objects and text displayed in front of the wearer's eyes.
According to the company, the Apple Vision Pro will allow users to see their surroundings with a feature called EyeSight that uses camera sensors all around the device, while showing neighbours a wearer's eyes while in AR mode. A dial on the right edge will switch between AR and VR modes. It will allow users to access specific apps.
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