2023-06-08 15:05:17
As we saw with the presentation and other details that have been emerging about the Apple Vision Pro, the mechanics of using the device are closely related to the physical characteristics of the user. When setting up the device for the first time, you need to do iris mapping by looking at points displayed on the screen, as well as the ears and face, in a process similar to setting up Face ID.
So it comes to mind—especially when considering the Vision Pro’s hefty $3,500 price tag—the possibility of share device. In the case of the iPhone and the iPad, for example, it is difficult for the same device to be used by several people, while it is something possible when it comes to Macs and Apple TVs.
According to Evening Standard, it would be precisely the need to register the eyes for Optic ID and the ears for Spatial Audio that would prevent the use of the same headset by several people. O The Washington Posthowever, brought a different positionstating that Apple said there will be something like a “guest mode”although without bringing details about it.
The report itself Washington Post may have revealed certain clues regarding the sharing process. When reporting your quick experience using Vision Pro, chris velazco showed that it is possible to scan the face, ears and iris in a less time-consuming manner. It is very likely that it will be necessary to do so when using the headset as a guest, leaving the doubt as to the possibility of storing this data in the case of other people.
According to Macworld, there will be two accounts on the headset: one for the main user and one for guests. Only the owner of the Vision Pro will retain EyeSight data; in the case of the second, there would be a need to carry out the configuration process every time you use the device. This would make it difficult to share a headset in a family, for example, although it could be something resolved in future updates.
In addition, there is the issue of prescription lenses. It has already been announced that there will be ZEISS lenses that can be purchased separately, which will be magnetically attached to the headset. However, in the case of a guest who wears glasses, he would only be able to use the device by purchasing the lenses, which also makes sharing impossible.
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