Apple has been granted a new patent that could fundamentally change the way we perceive Apple Vision ProInstead of a single, fixed device, the next generation could be a modular system where the user can choose what is most important to them. The idea is simple. If you can't make the hardware lighter, give people the ability to customize it to their own weight.
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The patent, with the breakneck title “Headset with Attachable Accessories,” describes Apple’s headset as a basic frame to which various modules can be mechanically and electronically attached. This would allow the user to choose whether they want to use displays with extreme resolution at home, or when they are out and about and swap out the display for a more energy-efficient one. variantu with a lower resolution, which will ensure a longer battery life. The same would work with batteries. Either choose a small capacity with lower weight, or a heavier one with a decent capacity for long trips.
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Modular design could also open the door to specialized fields such as medicine or industrial manufacturing. Third-party manufacturers could theoretically offer specialized componentsonenty (for example, advanced sensors for scientific work) that would be useful for Apple it was not profitable to mass produce.
For me, this is a great way to shift responsibility for ergonomics to the user. Apple would no longer have to face criticism that he is Vision Pro too heavy. The question remains how much such fun would cost. In conclusion, it is worth saying that this is only a patent that Apple may never come to life.
