Apple’s VR/AR headset will get a very special way to log in. Face ID and Touch ID seem to have had their day. The VR/AR glasses get Iris ID!
VR/AR headset gets Iris ID
Touch ID and Face ID are of course very nice to unlock your iPhone, for example. Now you may think that Apple’s VR/AR headset will also get one of these techniques, but nothing could be further from the truth.
Apple seems to be taking a different approach with the VR/AR headset, because according to the rumors, the headset will receive ‘Iris ID’. When you put on the headset, your iris will be scanned and you can log in to your account in this way. This feature would then work for multiple users, making it easier to pass on the headset, for example.
Incidentally, you don’t have to worry that you as a wearer of glasses cannot use the headset. Rumor has it that prescription lenses can be magnetically snapped into the headset.
According to previous reports, the headset has a total of 14 cameras. Two of these cameras are then used to scan the user’s legs. This ensures that the position of your legs is also correct in the virtual world.
Apple VR/AR headset release
Reliable Apple expert Kuo has also written about Apple’s VR/AR headset before. He thinks the release of Apple’s AR/VR glasses will see many other manufacturers release similar headsets.
This will give the industry a big boost and probably big steps will be taken in the field of AR and VR in a short time. According to the Apple expert, the manufacturer from Cupertino will launch its AR/VR glasses as early as January 2023.
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