Check out this exclusive look inside Apple Vision Pro

A selection of Apple Vision Pro parts. (Image Credit: Dan Winters)
Every single component of the Apple Vision pro spatial computer required an unprecedented level of innovation in design, engineering, and manufacturing.
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Vision Pro signifies a huge leap, even by Apple’s own standards. A first of its kind, this wearable spatial computer blends the digital with the physical in a way that is frankly unbelievable. Working within the existing framework of its familiar apps and established user interface, Apple turns your surroundings into a three-dimensional navigational display, while making it intuitive to respond to and natural to control. The new VisionOS makes digital content look present in the physical world. Every detail of the UX design has been specially created to close the gap between the two realms; app icons mimic Apple’s glass material in the virtual realm, while the display screen subtly casts shadows over furniture or other aspects of the space when the natural light changes. Simply put, it heralds a whole new platform for experiencing technology.

The entire computer system and a wide array of cameras and sensors are tightly packed into a curved compact form. (Image credit: Dan Winters)
Vision Pro automatically aligns the advanced optical system to your eyes. (Image credit: Dan Winters)

With no set deadline or pressure to be brought to the market, Apple Vision Pro has been in the works for decades. On a recent visit to Apple Park, Alan Dye, Apple’s Vice President of Human Interface Design, and Richard Howarth, Vice President of Industrial Design, sat down together to explain how hardware and software came together in an unprecedented way to make an idea a reality.

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