Apple releases visionOS Beta 6 update, adding support for gestures and eye contact

CTOnews.com, Nov. 15-Apple today released an update of visionOS 1.0 Beta 6 for Vision Pro headers, two weeks after the last Beta version (released in late October).

Apple has not officially released an update to visionOS Beta 6. So far, Apple has only invited a small number of developers to experience Vision Pro headshow, and it is mainly used to test various applications at this stage.

CTOnews.com queries the relevant information, and briefly summarizes the updated contents of visionOS Beta 6 as follows:

Brand-new visionOS App Store CTAs: open App Store to explore space applications

Explore the Application of visionOS

Added two-handed zoom window option: squeeze the window with two hands, then separate or close the two hands, you can temporarily zoom and adjust the window.

The Apple Vision Pro beach environment has been renamed "Bora Bora". New visionOS permissions dialog box: "allow'% 'access to Persona virtual cameras?"

"allow'%'to access hand structures and movements?"

"allow'% @'to access the surrounding environment?"

The Persona feature is no longer marked as a new input experience for the Beta version:

Your eyes and hands are the way you browse the Apple Vision pro, you browse the system through observation, and the system reacts to your eyes.

Just look at an element, then tap the element with your finger, and it will be selected.

This is like clicking and scrolling on a Mac, with fingers pinched together and gently bounced.

You can put your hands in a comfortable place, such as on your knees.

Users can interact with their eyes and gestures.

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