Technology company Apple has released its Vision Pro headset, a wearable device that allows users to project visual applications in a 3D environment controlled by eye and hand movements.
The Vision Pro is a mixed-reality headset with an alloy frame and fabric head strap that holds a "spatial computer" over the eyes of the user to project a computer interface.
A piece of laminated glass bends over the front of the headset and holds a variety of sensors and cameras that project the exterior surroundings into the lenses within the headset so that users can see what's going on around them.
Apple has released its Vision Pro mixed-reality headset
Computing systems within the headset simultaneously project a digital user interface into the room, so that applications such as web browsers appear to be floating three-dimensionally wherever the user looks. This digital interface is controlled by eye movements. The eye works as a "cursor" selecting the various apps and screens and the hand, without any hardware, can make minor movements to select options, change screens, arrange multiple windows in the spatial array and expand or contract the various screens.
The interface also includes a keyboard function that appears before users. They can type directly onto this keyboard with auditory settings to make the haptic elements feel more physical.
The headset holds a "spatial computer" that projects a computer in front of the user
Voice commands can also be us...