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Apple has finally taken the cover off its much-hyped augmented reality headset—the Apple Vision Pro—at its WWDC 2023 event. The headset is the company's first new product line in years, following the launch of the Apple Watch in 2015.
Moving beyond the traditional fingerprint and Face ID methods, this mixed reality device will utilise an innovative Optic ID system, which examines your irises through invisible LED light exposures
Apple's Vision Pro headset will be compatible for people with weak vision by providing vision correction inserts in collaboration with Zeiss, eliminating the need for wearing glasses while using the headset.
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Apple has unveiled its Vision Pro mixed-reality headset, which promises to reduce the intrusiveness of the technology as much as possible. The device, which costs $3,499 and is set to go on sale next year, allows the wearer's eyes to be visible to others, and a dial allows the level of immersion to be adjusted. Navigation is controlled using the wearer's eyes and hands, while the device's operating system, visionOS, is similar to that used by the iPad and iPhone. The headset has raised the profile of mixed-reality computing and has been described as a potential new computing platform.