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The Vision Pro looks like a lot of fun but I'm not sure what the use case is. Unlike the iPhone, this is clearly an indoor device, not an AR system to navigate
by loudmax 3y ago
The Vision Pro looks like a lot of fun but I'm not sure what the use case is.
Unlike the iPhone, this is clearly an indoor device, not an AR system to navigate around town.
It seems a much more immersive desktop experience, but are you really going to be more productive using AR than a 4k monitor or two? Maybe so, but I wouldn't take that for granted until people start actually using these for work.
It does seem like it has a lot to offer for gaming. That isn't Apple's traditional market, but it could be the direction they're going in.
- cubefox 3y agoIt seems they are really against VR gaming. No controllers, nothing shown in the announcement video. They apparently really want to focus on their immersive AR desktop. But who wants to pay $3500+ for ... floating screens?
- m_mueller 3y agothat alone is not mass market, but I'd imagine there's application in industrial settings, especially when you have robotics operating in a factory floor. I imagine walking through a factory and seeing realtime analytics data and even having the ability to do on-the-fly settings changes on the working robots could be quite interesting.