So, yes, the people of Cupertino have seriously developed a device that puts an iPhone inside and turns it into a virtual or augmented reality headset.
That’s a bit different from what you might expect from a company that unveiled a $3,500 AR/VR headset that will revolutionize the market earlier this month.
At the same time, insiders are also reporting that Apple is actively working on a cheaper version of the Vision Pro within its walls. It may lack some features such as 3D camera and speaker.
One of the key aspects of the company’s latest patent is a discovery mechanism that will enable an iPhone (or even an iPad) to connect wirelessly to the helmet.
Source: Ferra
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