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| Apple Watch brings augmented reality glasses |
This has been a busy year for Apple. In fact, it showcases the improved iPhone 13 in all its aspects, along with the seventh generation, a larger and more functional smartwatch, revealing the best MacBook Pro in years, and wireless headphones. But he did not reveal a completely new product.
The new product that millions of people have been waiting for could be the augmented reality glasses that bear the Apple logo and are coordinated with the company's other products and devices to open up new horizons for users. without his hands.
Despite numerous leaks, the evidence for Apple's augmented reality glasses is still limited. But it appears that the company is already developing it, and it is already included in some of the functions and features that the company's products already have.
The seventh generation of Apple Watch has great features. It is the ability to control a watch without touching it. This is known as a gesture. This feature has been added to the Accessibility feature.
This feature provides services for users who find it difficult to control the watch using buttons, touch, or even voice. In fact, some gestures, such as double tapping with the index finger with the thumb, can perform a certain command.
Apple augmented reality glasses
There is no doubt that this feature will be very useful for Apple smart watch users. But it also paved the way for a new functionality to control Apple's smart glasses. By relying on the same function and performing a few gestures with your hands, you can wear glasses to take pictures without raising your hands or holding your phone.
Leading technology companies have been committed to developing various forms of data glasses for many years, as these companies could completely replace smartphones in the future.
In fact, users can see the GUI through their glasses. Apart from relying on it to perform certain operations, such as making calls, replying to messages, etc. Although the glasses rely heavily on voice commands, this feature developed by Apple will change the course of things.
Although Apple is not the first to develop this technology, it provides the highest possible accuracy for tracking hand movements. For example, unlike Facebook, Facebook bracelets have different characteristics associated with Oculus glasses.
The new Apple sensor can track four different types of gestures, including finger pointing contact, finger pinching or finger swiping twice in a row, etc. Undoubtedly, the presence of this attribute locally will open up new prospects for the development of similar properties.