Vision Pro debuts at WWDC conference: breaking display boundaries and leading the future of AR applications

According to news on June 6, Apple officially released its first augmented reality product Vision at the WWDC Developer Conference held today. Pro. This AR device was hailed by Apple CEO Tim Cook as a new AR platform and a revolutionary product.

Vision The Pro is a headset equipped with multiple cameras, a digital crown, a headband and speakers. As far as the editor understands, users can directly control the device using their eyes, hands and voice. Unlike other products on the market, Vision Pro is more interactive, allowing outsiders to see the user's eyes and understand their status. At the same time, users can also clearly see changes in the surrounding environment.

The device is equipped with an external camera that allows users to interact with digital content in mixed reality. Moreover, Vision Pro is also equipped with AirPods-like The digital crown on Max allows users to have in-depth control in virtual reality or augmented reality, just like adjusting the volume of AirPods Max.

Vision Pro is not limited by monitor boundaries and can create applications of any size. As far as the editor understands, users can even connect the device with a keyboard and mouse to mirror the Mac system and edit videos directly in the space. This brings a more convenient operating experience to users.

In addition, Vision Pro is Apple’s first device equipped with a 3D camera, which supports shooting and reviewing 3D videos, and can be used to watch 3D movies. Apple for Vision Pro has specially customized high-transparency curved glass and Zeiss optical lenses to provide a 23-megapixel image with a wide color gamut and HDR function. The display effect even exceeds that of an 8K screen. In addition, Vision The Pro is equipped with an M2 R1 chip and is equipped with 12 sensors, 5 cameras and 6 microphones. It can also be connected to an external battery and can be used for up to 2 hours.

In terms of audio, Vision Pro features a new spatial audio system with dual-driver audio pods and ambient spatial audio technology. It matches sound to the user's room environment and uses audio ray tracing to analyze specific materials in the user's space to deliver a superior audio experience.

Vision Pro’s VisionOS operating system will provide a new App Store and a series of ecological applications have certain productivity. The product is expected to be available early next year for $3,499.

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