Turn off or restrict some functions to improve the on-board experience, and Apple's Vision Pro head shows a built-in "travel mode"

CTOnews.com June 23 news, Apple yesterday for developers, launched the first visionOS Beta version update. After digging deeply, foreign netizens found that the system had built-in "travel mode" to enhance the wearer's experience on the plane.

Netizens found the following text string description in the visionOS SDK code, CTOnews.com translated as follows:

Are you currently flying?

If you are on an airplane, you need to turn on Travel Mode to continue using the Apple Vision Pro headset.

When you turn on travel mode, try to stay still.

Turn off certain sensory functions

Gaze accuracy will be reduced in the current state.

Turn on Travel Mode while on an airplane to continue using Apple Vision Pro.

After users turn on "travel mode," they will turn off or limit certain sensors and functions that rely on spatial perception to ensure that users do not experience unpleasant or interrupted VR experiences.

In addition, after the user turns on this mode, he cannot use digital characters, reduces the accuracy of gaze, and requires the user to stay still as much as possible.