The release of the Apple AR/VR glasses is getting closer and closer. According to the latest rumors, production tests for the glasses have been completed and there is not much more standing in the way of production starting.
Release Apple AR/VR glasses closer
That is good news for those who are eagerly waiting for the special glasses. According to the latest rumors, Apple has just completed the production test. In this production test, the Apple AR/VR glasses were assessed as to whether they met Apple’s requirements and specifications. This makes the release of the Apple AR/VR glasses one step closer.
Apple seems to be planning to officially announce the headset this year, although this is still a bit dubious. The reliable Bloomberg recently reported that Apple is facing quite a few technical challenges, such as overheating. An announcement can therefore also be postponed to 2023. Nevertheless, the new mixed reality headset from Apple seems to be really coming.
Apple AR/VR glasses become Apple Reality?
It is not yet known what the AR/VR glasses will eventually be called. But according to previous rumors, the glasses run on their own operating system ‘realityOS’. This is evidenced by multiple references in the source code, including that of the App Store.
If realityOS is the name of the operating system, then the name of the VR headset is easy to guess. An operating system usually starts with the name of the device, followed by OS: macOS, iPadOS, watchOS, tvOS.
If Apple opts for realityOS, it is possible that the headset is called the Apple Reality. Other names speculated about were Apple Vision and Apple Sight.
More about the Apple AR/VR headset
According to multiple sources, Apple will release the first mixed reality glasses in the second half of 2022 or early 2023. The headset supports both a VR mode and an AR mode. You also need a subscription to use Apple’s AR/VR headset.
In addition to three screens, the VR glasses will have different cameras to record hand movements. There may also be a LiDAR sensor on board and the device will have its own chip.
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