It is a rumor for some time that Apple had a pair of AR glasses in development, but A New report by Mark Gurman The company has canceled the project. Apple has expressed great interest in AR/VR space, but its first attempt with Vision Pro did not expect the company. Its over-the-top value and more professional focused applications led low sales and lots of additional stocks.
Lakshya was to create a competitor for Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses, but Gurman says that the cancellation comes in view of the attempt to change and improve the design of the glasses. The first version of the glasses would be link with an iPhone, but its limited power meant that the applications were limited – and the demands of the device also had an impact on the phone battery life. Apple focuses on linking Pivoted and spectacles with a Mac instead, but it was found with poor evaluation. The development team allegedly dealt with the changing goals, until the project was canceled, adding difficulty.
Unfortunately, this is not the first time Apple has closed a project. The company has entertained the idea of a self-driving car for a decade, but Apple gave the ax to that project last year. Gurman says that Apple also canceled the work on the in-house LED display for Apple Watch. The disadvantage of these projects is not well for the future of Vision Pro, which is already struggling. Gurman says that Apple has a employed successor of the Vision Pro that will improve the flaws in its original release, although there are employees who are “lacking attention and clear direction within the team.”
Apple has not given AR glasses completely. Many anonymous authorities are still expected to make a set of standalone AR glasses someday, “according to the report. Meta does not plan to release its AR Smart Glass by 2027, so Apple still has time to come up with another approach for some time. This will be a welcome additional for the lineup, and the vision will be a much more economical way to reach a pro-like features.
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