Apple Glasses and Augmented Reality Technology
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What distinguishes Apple Glasses from Virtual Reality (VR) technology?

  • Apple Glasses only function as a vision correction device, unlike VR technology.
  • Apple Glasses have a wider field of view than VR technology.
  • Apple Glasses offer a completely simulated environment, unlike VR technology.
  • Apple Glasses use Augmented Reality (AR) technology to blend digital items with the natural environment. (correct)

    • Why was the Google Glass Initiative shut down in 2015?

  • It did not have a wide enough field of view.
  • The technology was incompatible with the iPhone.
  • It was too expensive for consumers to purchase.
  • Due to poor public response. (correct)

    • What is the primary purpose of the Lidar scanner in Apple Glasses?

  • To provide a wide field of view for the user.
  • To track the world around its user and augment digital features via its display. (correct)
  • To simulate a completely digital environment for the user.
  • To offer vision correction capabilities.

    • What is the expected release date for Apple Glasses?

    <p>2025</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How do Apple Glasses aim to incorporate technology into daily routine?

    <p>By syncing with an iPhone and displaying text, emails, maps, and games.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the field of view for Apple Glasses?

    <p>52 degrees</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the potential immersive experience mentioned for Apple Glasses?

    <p>Google Street View experience</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What sets the price of Apple Glasses apart from competitors like Microsoft Hololens 2 and Vuzix Blade?

    <p>$499 plus prescription expenses, making it more affordable.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    • Apple's newest addition to their ecosystem: the futuristic Apple Glasses
    • Augmented Reality (AR) technology used, not to be confused with Virtual Reality (VR)
    • Apple Glasses combine digital items with the natural environment, contrasting VR's completely simulated environment
    • Google Glass Initiative was shut down in 2015 due to poor public response, Microsoft Hololens still in development
    • Apple Glasses aim to incorporate technology into daily routine, sync with an iPhone, show text, emails, maps, and games
    • Optical sub-assembly patent: Apple Glasses may function as in-headset vision correction device, eliminating the need for prescriptive glasses
    • Lidar scanner: key sensor for Apple Glasses to track the world around its user and augment digital features via its display
    • Potential immersive Google Street View experience, improved spatial awareness, and low light capabilities
    • Apple Glasses have a field of view of 52 degrees and a resolution of 47 ppi
    • Future plans for a separate wi-fi connection if Apple Glasses require heavy processing power from the iPhone
    • Apple Glasses to be released after an Apple VR headset, with Apple Glasses available in 2025 and the VR headgear in 2022
    • Apple Glasses priced at 499 plus prescription expenses, more affordable compared to competitors like Microsoft Hololens 2 and Vuzix Blade.

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    Explore the features, technology, and future plans of Apple's upcoming augmented reality glasses. Learn about the differences between AR and VR, optical sub-assembly patent, Lidar scanner, and the potential immersive experiences offered by Apple Glasses.

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