The Apple Vision Pro isn't even out, but a patent shows how it could improve usage of this headset for those that need prescription lenses.
patent application describes how this could work with future headsets.
“A head-mounted device may have lenses. The lenses may be tunable liquid lenses. Each lens may have a lens chamber. The lens chamber of the lens may have rigid and/or flexible walls that form optical lens surfaces. Actuators and/or pump and reservoir system may deform the lens surfaces in response to control signals from a control circuit to tune the lens.
“Information on the locations of the user’s eyes may be gathered using, for example, cameras. The locations of eye boxes can then be adjusted accordingly.” While it’s unclear how long it could take Apple to implement such change, it’s interesting that the company wants to improve how people needing prescription lenses can enjoy the product – especially since the company has high hopes about this spatial computer technology.
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