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  Apple’s Vision Pro headset   has garnered rave reviews from users, with many considering it a remarkable engineering feat. However, the absence of any pictures showing Apple employees or individuals outside of Apple’s marketing materials wearing the headset raises some concerns. It is undeniably dystopian to imagine wearing such a large headset all day while experiencing the world around you. This observation has been highlighted by tech columnist Mark Gurman, who noted that even Apple CEO Tim Cook and other executives have not been seen wearing the headset publicly, despite its potential to redefine computing. In contrast, Apple’s senior management often showcases confidence in new products like iPhones and Apple Watches by holding or donning them during unveilings. The lack of similar displays with the Vision Pro headset is a deliberate decision on Apple’s part, as the bulky design and dystopian aesthetic may not align with their desired image. Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta...

  During the   Apple WWDC 2023   event, Apple introduced the highly-anticipated Apple Vision Pro headset, which will operate on the latest operating system called VisionOS. This software is specifically designed for spatial computing, encompassing augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) experiences. Apple claims that VisionOS offers a dynamic 3D interface that seamlessly integrates digital elements into the real world, providing an optimal user experience that adapts to different lighting conditions. With the Apple Vision Pro headset running on VisionOS, users can control various functions through hand gestures, eye movements, and voice commands. The software allows icons and user interface windows to be displayed in the wearer’s surroundings, and even enables text entry by simply looking at the search bar through the headset’s lenses. The Vision Pro headset is capable of handling multiple apps and can sync with other Apple devices for enhanced productivity. Apple...