We all seem very interested in seeing what Apple Vision Pro will offer us in the field of entertainment. Games, movies, virtual environments, and much more are dominating the headlines and conversation, but according to Apple, there is much more potential in that device. The company has shown this in a video sent to its employees.
An investment, more than an expense
Thanks to a transcription of the received video and published by Bloomberg, we know that Mike Rockwell, one of the key figures behind the development of Vision Pro, highlights the potential of the device in medical environments. He mentions how surgeons often face difficulties when consulting multiple screens during procedures and how the Vision Pro, according to Rockwell, could centralize this information, thus improving patient outcomes.
In a surgical environment, where every second counts and precision is crucial, having all the relevant information in a single field of vision could significantly reduce errors and increase efficiency. Let’s imagine a situation where the surgeon, with just a glance, can access vital patient data, visualize 3D diagnostic images, or even receive real-time guided assistance from artificial intelligence.
But the applications of Vision Pro go beyond the operating room. Rockwell also highlights its usefulness in high-level technical training. For example, aircraft technicians or mechanics could use this device for high-quality training that was not possible before. This suggests enormous potential in the field of education and learning, opening doors to interactive simulations and immersive learning experiences.
This focus on the business and education sectors is, in fact, strategic. It not only positions Vision Pro as a tool for work and learning, but also justifies the investment it represents. An investment that companies, as well as individuals interested, can make to access a new way of learning and managing various activities in our daily lives. From architectural studios to engineers or designers, Vision Pro is much more than just a pastime.
As is the case with many Apple devices, their potential for professional applications is often overlooked. In the case of the Vision Pro, especially its first version, its ability to centralize and improve access to information in high-pressure environments and its potential as an educational tool open up a range of possibilities that, now that we know that the Vision Pro will be released outside the US much earlier than expected, we are just beginning to explore.
