2024-04-22 11:00:00
Just as you might interact with the iPod using the Click Wheelinteracts with the Apple Watch via Digital Crown and with iPhone/iPad with multi-touch, the Apple Vision Pro can be controlled in the most intuitive way possible: using hand gestures in conjunction with eye movements.
If you already have a headset — or are thinking regarding purchasing one — and don’t know exactly what all these available gestures are, we’ve separated everything that can be done to control it below.
Let’s go?! 😁
- Touch your thumb to your index finger: To select options and open apps.
- Touch “no ar”: to interact with certain elements of visionOS, such as typing on the virtual keyboard.
- Pinch and hold gesture (keep touching your thumb and index finger once): to open more options of an app by pressing the “X”, how to close them.
- Pinch gesture with both hands: to zoom in on a photo or a website, for example.
- Pinch and drag gesture: to “grab” an image, object or content and drag it wherever you want. You can also use this to move visionOS windows.
- Slide: With your thumb and index finger together, scroll up or down to navigate between the content of a web page or a photo album, for example.
At first, like any new form of interaction, things can seem complicated. However, over time, you will get the hang of it! 😎
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