Just days after Apple unveiled the Vision Pro, a spatial computing device that’s been eagerly awaited, astonishing footage has begun surfacing online showcasing individuals engaging in a variety of activities while donning the Vision Pro headset. The array of activities captured in these videos demonstrates the diverse and perhaps unexpected ways people are integrating the Vision Pro into their daily lives, pushing the boundaries of wearable technology.
Skateboarding adventures
Famed YouTuber Casey Neistat has shared footage of himself navigating New York’s streets on a skateboard, all while wearing the Vision Pro headset. It’s worth noting that the Vision Pro provides a lifelike view of one’s surroundings, thanks to the numerous cameras embedded around the headset.
Remote work on the go
One individual took the concept of remote work to a new level by using the Vision Pro to work while sitting in a New York City subway car. His use of hand gestures suggests he was interacting with a digital keyboard, which the Vision Pro enables through gesture control.
Multitasking while walking
A clip shows a person crossing a street with the Vision Pro headset on, seemingly working on the move, as indicated by their hand movements.
Behind the wheel
In a particularly controversial video, an individual is seen driving a Tesla while wearing the Vision Pro, leading to police intervention. This incident underscores the intersection of cutting-edge technology in both wearables and automotive.
Digital dining
A video captures two individuals having lunch together, each wearing a Vision Pro headset. To onlookers, they might appear disconnected from each other, yet they could be interacting in a shared digital space, thanks to the Vision Pro’s capabilities.
These videos are just a sample of the wide-ranging uses of the Vision Pro, with others showing individuals engaging in activities such as watching films, enjoying live sports, working, and listening to music through the device.
