Apple Reality headset lets you create your own apps (with Siri)
According to rumors, Apple has added a cool function to the software of the VR / AR glasses. You can then even create apps for the Apple Reality headset with Siri.
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Apple Reality headset: create your own apps
Several reports say that Apple is currently working on the software development tools for Apple Reality. The nice thing about this is that both developers and end users can get started with this. You don’t need any programming knowledge!
According to the rumor, you can even create your own AR (Augmented Reality) apps with Siri. The way you make the AR apps can be compared to building in popular games such as Minecraft or Roblox. In these games, everyone can quickly create their own 3D world.
Get started with AR now thanks to Reality Composer
Apple already has a free app for iPhone and iPad that lets you create augmented reality environments without any 3D or programming knowledge. You can then immediately view the AR environments with your iPhone.
Apple Reality in brief
According to recent rumors, Apple’s smart glasses will have the appearance of a kind of ski goggles, but a bit larger and thicker. You can compare it a bit with Meta’s Quest Pro, but thinner.
In addition, it has a series of cameras that allow the glasses to be used with VR and AR. According to rumors, the price will be around $ 3000.
More cool features for the VR/AR glasses
The fact that you will soon be able to create apps for Apple Reality with Siri is nice, but many more interesting rumors about the VR / AR glasses have come out in recent months. We give you a brief overview.
- With the Digital Crown on the glasses you will soon be able to switch between VR and the real world;
- There will be special custom lenses (for people with glasses);
- Apple’s VR/AR glasses have a 120-degree field of view (for comparison, the Meta Quest Pro and Valve Index have a 106-degree field of view);
- You can use existing (2D) iOS apps with the glasses.
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