Apple Vision Pro, which was unveiled last year at the company's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), will offer support for new video content. Apple announced on Thursday that new series and movies captured with Apple Immersive Video technology will be available exclusively to Apple Vision Pro users starting this week.
Apple's immersive video technology uses a 180-degree field of view and 8K 3D video recording, with spatial audio, to provide an immersive experience. At the same time, reports indicate that Apple is working on newer versions of AR/VR headsets, according to macrumors.
Apple Vision Pro users in the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, France, Germany, Japan, and Singapore will have access to the new Apple Immersive Video content for free via the Apple TV app.
Among the new immersive videos available to Apple Vision Pro users is the film 'Submerged'. This film is the first short film dedicated to the medium, written and directed by Oscar winner Edward Berger, and is expected to be released 'this fall', without a specific release date. The film is set during World War II.
Apple Vision Pro Unveiled at WWDC
Apple Vision Pro was unveiled at last year's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), showcasing Apple's latest innovation in the AR/VR space. This headset is designed to deliver a premium immersive experience with advanced technology and intuitive features.
With the Vision Pro, Apple aims to revolutionize how users interact with digital content, blending the virtual and real worlds seamlessly. Its introduction marked a significant step forward in the company's commitment to leading the AR/VR industry.
New Video Content for Vision Pro Users
Apple announced that new series and movies captured with Apple Immersive Video technology will be available exclusively to Vision Pro users. This content aims to leverage the headset's capabilities to provide a truly immersive viewing experience.
Starting this week, Vision Pro users can access this new content for free via the Apple TV app. This initiative underscores Apple's commitment to enhancing user experiences through exclusive, high-quality content.
Apple Immersive Video Technology
Apple Immersive Video technology utilizes a 180-degree field of view and 8K 3D video recording to create a highly immersive visual experience. Coupled with spatial audio, this technology aims to transport viewers into the heart of the action.
By pushing the boundaries of video technology, Apple is setting new standards for what immersive content can achieve. This innovation promises to deliver an unparalleled sense of presence and realism in digital media.
Future AR/VR Headsets from Apple
Reports indicate that Apple is already developing newer versions of its AR/VR headsets. These upcoming models are expected to build on the Vision Pro's foundation, offering enhanced features and improved performance.
As Apple continues to innovate in the AR/VR space, users can anticipate even more advanced and versatile headsets in the future. This ongoing development highlights Apple's dedication to staying at the forefront of technology.
Global Availability of New Content
Apple Vision Pro users in several countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, France, Germany, Japan, and Singapore, can now access new immersive video content. This widespread availability ensures that a global audience can enjoy Apple's latest innovations.
By providing this content for free via the Apple TV app, Apple is making it easier for users around the world to experience the cutting-edge technology of the Vision Pro. This move reflects Apple's strategy to reach and engage a broad user base.
Introducing Submerged
Among the new immersive video offerings for Vision Pro users is the film "Submerged." This short film, written and directed by Oscar winner Edward Berger, is set during World War II and promises a deeply immersive experience.
Submerged is the first short film specifically created for the Apple Vision Pro, showcasing the potential of Apple Immersive Video technology. It is expected to be released this fall, adding a unique and compelling piece of content to the Vision Pro's library.
