Apple unveiled its first mixed reality glasses, Vision Pro, that allows the user to immerse themselves in virtual reality as an alternative to the real world, and Apple says its glasses are competitive due to its own advantages.
During its annual Worldwide Developers Conference, the American company announced the Vision Pro glasses, which came after years of speculation and leaks, until some thought that Apple would not venture into this field.
The Vision Pro glasses have several characteristics, most notably that they can be controlled by hand gestures, eye movements, or voice commands. They are also equipped with a rotary button that enables the user to move between real, virtual, and augmented reality as desired, although this will cost the user a high price of $3,500.
The Vision Pro glasses feature an attractive and elegant design with a polished glass front wrapped in an aluminum frame, and it comes equipped with 5 sensors to measure the 3D environment, in addition to 12 cameras, 6 microphones, and a screen for each eye.
For those who wear eyeglasses, Apple, in cooperation with a German optical company, has created separate lenses that are magnetically attached to the frame of the two screens.
The glasses operate with its own operating system that allows the user to browse applications easily, and supports external accessories via Bluetooth, which facilitates the use of the computer. It also derives its energy from an external battery connected to it wired, which lasts only two hours, and can be placed in the pocket.
Despite stressing its keenness not to completely isolate the user from the world around him, Apple wants the person to use its Vision Pro glasses for almost everything, to get work done on a group of huge digital screens that the user only sees, and it will also support a lot of different recreational activities such as watching movies and playing games. Video games and personal media viewing in 3D.
The decisive advantage of the glasses is the ability to use the applications that a person uses daily on other Apple devices, such as iPhone and Mac, such as FaceTime, Safari, and others. And Apple will make some changes to these applications, and invited developers around the world to do so, providing them with special tools, which means that the glasses will have their own version of the App Store.
The glasses will be put up for sale at the end of next year, according to what Apple revealed, which justified the high price of the glasses by its ability to compete with features that were not preceded by any other glasses in the market.
2023-06-14 18:39:43
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