Apple Store Will Scan Buyer's Face To Determine Vision Pro Size

Illustration of facial scanning for Apple's Vision Pro/DOK purchase

JAKARTA Just like Apple devices in general, Vision Pro can be purchased at the Apple Store after the device is released. However, there are interesting features to be provided, specifically for the purchase of Vision Pro.

From MacRumors' findings, the Apple Store will provide facial scanning features to potential buyers. When using this feature, they can estimate the size of the Vision Pro component that fits like Light Seal and Head Band.

Light Seal is part of transparent glasses, while the Head Band is a rope that binds the Light Seal on the head so that the headset used does not fall. These two components must be considered in size so that

When a potential buyer opens a special page for the purchase of Vision Pro, they will see a message that reads, 'You can scan your face to determine the size of the Apple Vision Pro.'

Some time ago, Apple announced on their official website that Vision Pro will be released on February 2. The technology, referred to as this spatial computer, will be available on the Apple Store offline and online at launch.

The competitor from Meta Quest is claimed to be able to operate smoothly when uniting physical and virtual content. Although Vision Pro works like the Meta Quest headset, Apple doesn't want to call their device the Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) technology.

Vision Pro will be supported by an operating system (OS) called visionOS. Apple says that visionOS will provide a strong experience because this system is an innovation of the three OS they are working on, namely macOS, iOS, and iPadOS.

There is no more information about the specifications of this device. However, Apple CEO Tim Cook once said that, "Apple Vision Pro is the most advanced consumer electronic device ever made."