Apple Vision Pro head display Design Patent approved

CTOnews.com, October 31 (Xinhua)-- the Patent Office of Hong Kong, China announced on Friday 27 design patents related to Apple's Vision Pro headset, involving more than 216 overall designs and components, ensuring that all parts are protected by law.

CTOnews.com Note: Apple applied for a patent for the design and did not provide other key details of the design, but gave a detailed description of the CAD design based on the Vision Pro header display, as well as multiple parts information.

The Vision Pro looks like a pair of ski mirrors, controlled by eyes, gestures and voice. The head has a glass front panel and an aluminum frame, including sensors, cameras, display screens and computing components cooled by fans.

The head mask and strap are lined and modular, and Apple says they can be bent to accommodate a variety of face and head shapes.

Threaded headbands can be changed in different sizes and styles, and Apple works with Zeiss to produce prescription lenses that can be magnetically attached to the display screen for myopia.

There is an external battery with a 2-hour battery that can be connected through a "soft braided cable", so it can be put in a pocket when in use. Apple says its display will be clearer than ever, with a micro-OLED screen with 2300 megapixels and a monocular resolution of more than 4K.

The Vision Pro is an AR device, but it can also switch between augmented reality and full virtual reality (VR) with a knob. Users do not need to use the handle control, just browse the application icon by staring, tap to select, swipe and scroll, or issue voice commands.

The device adopts a new operating system and has a three-dimensional interface. The application experience in Vision Pro is not limited by the display boundary, and users can enlarge the application to any size and place it wherever they want.