Apple's new patent reveals: Vision Pro headset may support multi-person shared experience

Apple recently launched the Vision Pro headset in the US market, which has attracted great attention from consumers. However, many users have expressed dissatisfaction with one of its functional flaws: the headset does not support multi-person accounts, which prevents users from easily sharing or sharing content with others.

Despite the constant complaints, Apple seems to be working hard to improve the situation. Recently, the United States Trademark and Patent Office (USPTO) published a new Apple patent titled "Optical Components for Shared Experiences", numbered US 20240064280 A1. According to the editor's understanding, this patent describes a technology that can project the content in the user's field of view to an external display and other devices, thereby hopefully providing multiple users with a shared experience and content enjoyment.

Apple pointed out in the patent summary that the head-mounted device can work together with one or more optical components to achieve the goal of shared experience among multiple people. By connecting one or two optical components, the headset can facilitate the operation of multiple users receiving the same content simultaneously. This connection can be achieved through wired or wireless communication links, allowing the sharing of visual information within the user's field of view. Although it's unclear when this technology will be implemented into actual products, it opens up new possibilities for the future development of Apple's headsets.

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