Apple reveals Vision Pro AR headset to empower “spatial computing”
Expected to be revealed at WWDC 23, Apple has officially unveiled its first augmented reality headset – the Apple Vision Pro.The Vision Pro features a 4K display, integration with the Apple app ecosystem, and operates sans a controller.
Apple is billing this device as one that enables a spatial computing experience, along with running its new visionOS operating system. This means it integrates and supports many workplace-focused applications, videoconference platforms, collaborative tools, audiovisual experiences, and gaming, according to Apple.
Running through the various specifications and components of this AR headset, it boasts 12 cameras, five sensors, and six microphones, with all information being processed by a newly developed R1 chip by Apple. The headset is also powered by the M2 chip on the computing side of things, and speaking of power, a high-performance battery connects to the headset, although Apple has not disclosed how much battery life it delivers for now.
“Featuring a breakthrough ultra-high-resolution display system built on top of an Apple silicon chip, Vision Pro uses micro-OLED technology to pack 23 million pixels into two displays, each the size of a postage stamp, with wide color and high dynamic range,” noted Apple in its blog.
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