Spatial computing with visionOS
The Apple Vision Pro looks a little like a premium pair of ski goggles. Behind the tinted front panel, two micro-OLED displays work with 23 million pixels between them; a fan cools the electronics.
The battery does not sit in the device but in an external pack connected by cable, giving around two hours of operation. 23 sensors – including IR cameras, lidar and microphones – feed the Apple R1 chip. The visionOS platform runs a three-dimensional user interface and apps such as FaceTime with 3D avatars.
Use cases
Enables immersive training and virtual conferences – with high-resolution displays plus eye and hand tracking.
Visualises 3D models and designs spatially and supports design and development processes with precise sensors.
Places 3D product models into the real environment so customers can explore features and compare variants interactively.
