"Apple's Vision Pro Patent Unveils Innovative External Display and 'EyeSight' Communication Features"

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Apple, under the influence of former design lead Jony Ive, patented various concepts for the outer display of its Vision Pro headset, which is primarily an augmented reality (AR) device. The headset's EyeSight feature allows for the display of the user's eyes or abstract patterns to indicate the user's engagement level, promoting human connection as per Apple's AR philosophy. While additional patented ideas suggest more specific indicators of what the user is doing, it's believed that Apple has likely rejected these in favor of privacy and simplicity, sticking to a basic available/unavailable indicator. The release date of Vision Pro remains unknown.
- Ideas Apple patented but likely rejected for outer Vision Pro display 9to5Mac
- Jony Ive imagined the Vision Pro giving you Zoom eyes and sunglasses The Verge
- Apple wins patent for Vision Pro's external display communications system that includes 'EyeSight' yet reveals other projectable images available Patently Apple
- We just got our first glimpse at Apple's official Vision Pro case design Creative Bloq
- Apple Vision Pro patent reveals some less-creepy uses for its external display TechRadar
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