The launch of Apple’s Vision Pro headset could change the way users interact with the metaverse — moving away from purely immersive virtual worlds for ones blended with reality, according to metaverse commentators peterxing and alysesue.
“They've incorporated a lot of neuroscience or neuro tech research into this headset. The most overlooked part is the predictive pupil dilation tracking technology, which is based on their years of neurological research,” said Su.
Su predicted that the Vision Pro will steer developers towards utilizing “emerging fields such as neuroscience and generative AI to create more personalized and predictive experiences.” Peter Xing, the founder of blockchain-based project Transhuman Coin also praised the headset’s design for “integrating with the natural way we interact as humans” and pointed to its unique eye-tracking capabilities as one of the bigger leaps forward for the metaverse.
“By detecting pupil dilations, the headset is acting as a proto-brain-computer interface to pick up when a user expects something to be selected to pre-empt what they’re thinking.”
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