Apple Vision Pro

Notable applications like myMako, CyranoHealth, Siemens Healthineers’ Cinematic Reality, Epic Spatial Computing Concept, and Xaia are at the forefront of this technological leap.

Optic ID uses advanced iris recognition technology, allowing users to swiftly unlock their Vision Pro, authorize purchases through Apple Pay, access sensitive personal data, and much more.

Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo estimates that during the pre-order weekend, Apple may have sold between 160,000 and 180,000 Vision Pro headsets, surpassing earlier production figures.

Users will control the device with their voice, hands, and eyes. An all-new App Store will provide access to over a million apps from iOS and iPadOS ecosystems, along with new visionOS experiences.

One standout feature demonstrated in the teaser is an immersive video player that enhances the viewing experience. Additionally, the app includes animated AR stickers that expand beyond the app window, adding an extra layer of interactivity.

The device primarily positions itself as an AR headset, seamlessly blending the real and digital worlds. However, it also offers the flexibility to switch between augmented and full virtual reality experiences using a dial.