This is my favorite new feature in visionOS 2.0. I have always had double-vision my whole life, but after turning this on I experienced actual stereo depth for the first time ever. It was genuinely emotional.
— Harlan Haskins (@harlanhaskins)
Alex Stone (@alexstonephoto) • Instagram reel
Photographer using vision pro to have mac monitor right next to photography space as they take pictures. Feature that lets you position a monitor anywhere
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Spatial pet that lives in augmented reality
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Video showing someone’s arrangement of windows in different rooms throughout their house
Sterling Crispin 🕊️ on Twitter
Vision Pro mega-thread 1/5:My advice for designing and developing products for Vision Pro. This thread includes a basic overview of the platform, tools, porting apps, general product design, prototyping, perceptual design, business advice and more.Disclaimer: I’m not an Apple… pic.twitter.com/hljHygujGf— Sterling Crispin 🕊️ (@sterlingcrispin) June 12, 2023
Jukka Ursin on Twitter
“It’s cool that they’re calling it a “spatial computer”, which is a significant break from the “tech first” way of calling it a “headset”. It’s not about what it is, but what you do with it: You can do all kinds of computing tasks with it, but in a new kind of spatial way.43/?”
Jukka Ursin on Twitter
“So, @Apple’s new #VisionPro headset is out, and it looks like a cool product. I happened to work on it five years ago, so here’s a number of thoughts on the gadget. This is long and rambling, and all of my first-hand information is five years old, so make of it what you will.1/?”
Sebastiaan de With on Twitter
“Kind of interesting that the glassy, three dimensional visionOS UI (which is real) looks a lot like Microsoft’s “fancy fantasy” UI from its promo videos, which is completely fake.
Shows the difference in culture between the two pretty well.”
Sterling Crispin 🕊️ on Twitter
Technical breakdown of a few neurologicalgical innovations in the Vision Pro
One of the coolest results involved predicting a user was going to click on something before they actually did. That was a ton of work and something I’m proud of. Your pupil reacts before you click in part because you expect something will happen after you click. So you can create biofeedback with a user's brain by monitoring their eye behavior, and redesigning the UI in real time to create more of this anticipatory pupil response. It’s a crude brain computer interface via the eyes, but very cool. And I’d take that over invasive brain surgery any day.
Peter Yang on Twitter
Mark Zuckerberg’s reaction to the Vision Pro
𝒥𝑜𝑒𝓁, 𝒶 𝒻𝓇𝒾𝑒𝓃𝒹 on Twitter
I have a crazy conspiracy theory about Apple, virtual reality, and avatars that I don't actually think is true but is too weird not to share.It starts with how Apple's corporate and AppleTV content...looks. pic.twitter.com/RTpm3uzcmr— 𝒥𝑜𝑒𝓁, 𝒶 𝒻𝓇𝒾𝑒𝓃𝒹 (@joeljohnson) June 7, 2023
aidan on Twitter
Vision Pro comes with persistent World Anchors for objects, not just apps, so objects stay in space where you left them last! One step closer to an object-based metaverse where we live amongst smart, unique, interoperable 3D objects instead of living inside mega apps… pic.twitter.com/2uWdDB9mtr— aidan (@Aidan_Wolf) June 7, 2023