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{{Device Infobox | {{Device Infobox | ||
|image= | |image=[[File:apple vision pro1.jpg|350px]] | ||
|VR/AR=[[Virtual | |VR/AR=[[Virtual Reality]] | ||
|Type=[[Head-mounted display]] | |Type=[[Head-mounted display]] | ||
|Subtype=[[ | |Subtype=[[Standalone VR]] | ||
|Platform=[[visionOS]] | |Platform=[[visionOS]] | ||
|Creator= | |Creator= | ||
|Developer=[[Apple]] | |Developer=[[Apple]] | ||
|Manufacturer=Apple | |Manufacturer=[[Apple]] | ||
|Operating System=[[visionOS]] | |Operating System=[[visionOS]] | ||
|Versions=visionOS 1.0, 1.1, 2.0, 2.4 (upcoming) | |Versions=visionOS 1.0, 1.1, 2.0, 2.4 (upcoming) | ||
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The '''Apple Vision Pro''' is a | The '''Apple Vision Pro''' is a [[virtual reality]] ([[VR]]) [[head-mounted display]] developed and released by [[Apple Inc.|Apple]]. It was announced at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) on June 5, 2023, and released in the United States on February 2, 2024, with international availability following in July 2024. Apple markets the device as a "[[spatial computer]]" rather than a traditional [[VR headset]], emphasizing its ability to blend digital content with the physical world. | ||
The Vision Pro features a distinctive design with a curved front glass panel, aluminum frame, and uses [[eye tracking]], [[hand gestures]], and [[voice command]]s as its primary [[input methods]]. It runs on [[visionOS]], Apple's operating system specifically designed for [[spatial computing]]. With a starting price of $3,499, the Vision Pro is positioned as a premium device in the | The Vision Pro features a distinctive design with a curved front glass panel, aluminum frame, and uses [[eye tracking]], [[hand gestures]], and [[voice command]]s as its primary [[input methods]]. It runs on [[visionOS]], Apple's operating system specifically designed for [[spatial computing]]. With a starting price of $3,499, the Vision Pro is positioned as a premium device in the [[virtual reality]] market. | ||
==History and Development== | ==History and Development== | ||
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==Design and Hardware== | ==Design and Hardware== | ||
[[File:apple vision pro4.jpg|350px|right]] | |||
===Physical Design=== | ===Physical Design=== | ||
The Apple Vision Pro features a distinctive design with a curved, laminated glass front panel and an aluminum alloy frame. The headset uses a modular design with several components that can be customized to fit individual users: | The Apple Vision Pro features a distinctive design with a curved, laminated glass front panel and an aluminum alloy frame. The headset uses a modular design with several components that can be customized to fit individual users: | ||
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==Software and User Interface== | ==Software and User Interface== | ||
===visionOS=== | ===visionOS=== | ||
[[File:visionos3.jpg|350px|right]] | |||
The Apple Vision Pro runs on [[visionOS]], Apple's operating system specifically designed for spatial computing. visionOS is built on the foundation of other Apple operating systems but optimized for three-dimensional interaction in space. It features a familiar app-based interface with iOS-like icons floating in the user's environment. | The Apple Vision Pro runs on [[visionOS]], Apple's operating system specifically designed for spatial computing. visionOS is built on the foundation of other Apple operating systems but optimized for three-dimensional interaction in space. It features a familiar app-based interface with iOS-like icons floating in the user's environment. | ||
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==Features and Capabilities== | ==Features and Capabilities== | ||
===Spatial Computing=== | ===Spatial Computing=== | ||
[[File:spatial computing1.jpg|350px|right]] | |||
The Vision Pro excels at "[[spatial computing]]," allowing users to position multiple app windows around their physical space. These windows remain fixed in place as the user moves around, creating a persistent digital workspace overlaid on the real world. | The Vision Pro excels at "[[spatial computing]]," allowing users to position multiple app windows around their physical space. These windows remain fixed in place as the user moves around, creating a persistent digital workspace overlaid on the real world. | ||
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==Images== | ==Images== | ||
<gallery mode="packed"> | |||
File:apple vision pro7.jpg | |||
File:apple vision pro6.jpg | |||
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File:apple vision pro3.jpg | |||
File:apple vision pro2.jpg | |||
File:apple vision pro1.jpg | |||
</gallery> | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:Platforms]] [[Category:Virtual Reality Platforms]] [[Category:Virtual Reality]] [[Category:Virtual Reality Headsets]] [[Category:Devices]] [[Category:Virtual | [[Category:Platforms]] [[Category:Virtual Reality Platforms]] [[Category:Virtual Reality]] [[Category:Virtual Reality Headsets]] [[Category:Devices]] [[Category:Virtual Reality Devices]] [[Category:Mixed Reality Devices]] [[Category:Spatial Computing Devices]] | ||