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In 2017 Apple acquired a German company by the name of SensoMotoric Instruments (SMI) who was a leader in eye tracking technology. In 2016, SMI had already created glasses that used eye tracking. While the technology seemed a bit science fiction at the time, it's now one of the key technologies behind Apple's coming Vision Pro Spatial Computing headset.
Yesterday the US Patent & Trademark Office published a patent application from Apple that relates to enabling Siri to understand a new set of commands for controlling applications like a word processor and more. The invention relates to the upcoming Apple Vision Pro, the iPhone and more.
It appears that Google has shut down their AR Glasses hardware project to focus on developing an Android Spin-Off OS supporting the Samsung, Google, Qualcomm Alliance that is developing an XR headset ecosystem
During Apple's WWDC23 introduction to their revolutionary Vision Pro Spatial Computing headset, Mike Rockwell, VP, Technology Development Group, came on stage to describe the key components behind the new device. In the segment where Rockwell introduced the new visionOS, he pointed out the OS's Foveated Renderer. A new Apple patent published today addresses foveated rendering