Apple Intelligence will head to Vision Pro as part of the upcoming OS update. Apple confirmed on Friday that its generated AI platform will arrive at extended reality headsets as part of Visionos 2.4. The beta version of the software is currently available to developers. The public version is set as the April version.
Like before the iPhone and Mac, Vision Pro will get Apple Intelligence updates in the waves. The first group consists of several familiar products, focusing mainly on generating text and images. The company has seen an increase in features such as rewriting, proofreading and summarizing key components of the device’s workflow.
It is worth remembering that Apple has designated vision pro as a “spatial computing” device since its inception. For all video, gaming and other entertainment features, the company is trying to differentiate it from the predecessors of extended reality by positioning it as an extension of desktop computing, or in our review. “Unlimited desktop.”
For now, writing text is a mixing bag on the headset. The default typing method requires the wearer to look at a letter and then pinch two fingers together to choose. Although the implementation is good, it is troublesome when it comes to writing one or two words at a time. Voice solves this bottleneck to some extent, and Apple’s recent AI-powered Siri boost Provides a good expression for Smart Assistant’s Vision Pro Future.
Apple is relying on a combination of voice sayings and generative AI writing tools to provide a smoother experience to convince more Vision Pro users to incorporate headphones into more existing workflows. At the very least, features such as message digests and email smart replies interactions with different applications without having to disconnect the user from a given task.
Image playgrounds are another large part of the puzzle, bringing image generation to the wearable display as part of the Visionos 2.4 update. This feature is directly integrated into the Visionos Photos application, allowing users to create images with verbal prompts.
All previous features have been launched on iOS, macOS and iPados. There is no new Apple Intelligence feature specific to Vision Pro in this update.
Along with Visionos 2.4, Apple also launched the Vision Pro iPhone app, which arrived with iOS 18.4, which is now in Beta. The application has several different purposes. The most important thing is the ability to browse Visionos content, such as TV shows and movies, and then you can transfer it to your headset. In terms of personal comfort and battery life, this feature seems to be partly a response to the limitations of wearing headphones. If you are scrolling through content, it is best to do it in the comfort of your iPhone.
New apps can also be used to manage guest accounts when the iPhone is unlocked and within close proximity to the headset. Vision Pro will prompt its owner when someone tries to log in as a guest. Streaming images of the guest’s internal view can also be accessed through the new application.
