Apple Vision Pro is still scheduled for release in 2024, but people are eagerly awaiting it. Occasional leaks have only made users more impatient. Recently, we talked about features that Apple wanted to showcase at WWDC 2023 but couldn’t because they weren’t ready yet. Now, the “Visual Search” feature of the headset’s operating system, visionOS, has been revealed. Here are the details…
Apple Vision Pro ‘Visual Search’ Feature Can Identify Items, Text, Translate and More
Apple’s eagerly anticipated headset is getting more and more interesting. The latest news is that it will have a feature called “Visual Search” that uses the power of visionOS to let users interact with their environment in new and innovative ways. With Visual Search, users can easily scan an object or piece of text to get relevant information. For example, if you’re walking down the street and you see a plant you don’t recognize, you can scan it with your headset to instantly learn more about it. This is just one example of how Visual Search could be used.
Visual Search can also be used to interact with text in the real world. This means that you can select, copy, and paste printed text into apps, just like you would with text in a digital document. Another great feature is that it can translate text between 17 different languages in real time. This makes it easy to communicate with people who speak other languages, even if you don’t know their language yourself. ‘Visual Search’ can also be used to convert units of measurement.
So, if a recipe calls for ingredients in grams, but you’re more familiar with ounces, you can use this new search method to convert the units for you. ‘isual Search is still under development, but it has the potential to revolutionize the way we interact with our surroundings. By blending the digital world with our physical reality, the new feature can make our lives easier, more convenient, and more enjoyable.
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