FIG. 3 illustrates a schematic view of an Apple Vison Pro for detecting an object and user input.
Apple has been granted a patent (number US 11776258 B1) for a “Head-Mounted Device With Feedback.” It involves the upcoming Apple Vision Pro.
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Per the patent, the Vision Pro can be operated to detect and respond to a user’s behavior. Apple says the head-mounted device can be regularly and frequently worn while the user performs regular daily tasks, allowing the Vision Pro to collect a large volume of data across a long duration of time. The head-mounted device can then provide feedback that can guide and direct a user to “correct actions,” according to Apple.
For example, the Vision Pro could determine whether auser is failing to interact with objects for which the user is reaching. The head-mounted device could also determine whether the user is putting items where they do not belong.
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