Computerworld June 12, 2024
Matthew Finnegan

A collection of new enterprise APIs will let developers create custom apps that bring mixed reality to staffers in manufacturing, warehouse, and production line roles.

With a heavy focus on artificial intelligence during the WWDC keynote on Monday, Apple executives spent just a short time outlining features coming to the company’s Vision Pro “spatial computing” headset. There was little in the visionOS 2.0 update to boost the office productivity credentials save for a larger virtual monitor.

There were, however, signs of how the device could become more useful for frontline workers with the addition of “enterprise APIs” for visionOS 2.0.

These APIs let developers create custom apps with greater control over aspects of the Vision Pro’s sensors and other systems,...

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