JAKARTA - Apple is reportedly developing a revolutionary projector capable of displaying augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) content directly on the desk or walls of the house or office, without the need to use a headset.
This projector is disclosed in the latest patent published today, where the technology allows users to view combined low-resolution and high-resolution content projected to various surfaces.
According to a report from Patently Apple, this isn't the first time Apple has filed a patent related to a digital projection system, but this patent shows the most advanced version ever. One of the scenarios of its use is allowing others to see versions of AR/VR content that are being viewed by AR/VR device users, such as Vision Pro.
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This projector is equipped with a high-resolution LED system that can display two-dimensional images of AR or VR content that users see, to the surface such as a table or floor. This allows people around to enjoy virtual experiences without having to wear AR/VR devices.
Uniquely, Apple states that this technology can be integrated into a lightscreen-shaped device and can be installed in a regular light stand. Projectors are also said to be able to detect room sizes, shapes and textures using visible or infrared light cameras to project the most realistic images.
Although there is no certainty whether this device will be marketed as an independent product, this concept provides an overview of the future where AR/VR projections can be enjoyed widely without the need for additional devices such as headsets.
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