Apple Hosts "Envision the Future" Developer Event Focused on visionOS

Apple Hosts "Envision the Future" Developer Event Focused on visionOSLast week, Apple held a developer event titled "Envision the Future" at its headquarters, aiming to help developers build 3D immersive content and gain in-depth understanding of Apple's SwiftUI, ARKit, RealityKit tools, and the visionOS platform. This one-day event was described as a "cozier WWDC," focusing specifically on the emerging visionOS platform compared to the traditional developer conference

Apple Hosts "Envision the Future" Developer Event Focused on visionOS

Last week, Apple held a developer event titled "Envision the Future" at its headquarters, aiming to help developers build 3D immersive content and gain in-depth understanding of Apple's SwiftUI, ARKit, RealityKit tools, and the visionOS platform. This one-day event was described as a "cozier WWDC," focusing specifically on the emerging visionOS platform compared to the traditional developer conference.

The event's key highlights included:

• SwiftUI, ARKit, RealityKit tools introduction and demonstrations: Apple provided in-depth explanations of its development tools, showcasing how they can be used to build immersive applications and experiences.

• In-depth visionOS platform insights: Apple shared the latest developments about the visionOS platform, including its functionalities, features, and development guidelines.

• Developer networking opportunities: The event offered developers a chance to interact with Apple engineers and experts, resolving issues and seeking support.

One developer commented after the event, "It was a great experience, and I hope Apple holds more events like this. Since it was focused on one theme, and visionOS is such a new platform, we were all in the same boat as developers, figuring out 'how to do this' together."

The "Envision the Future" developer event demonstrates Apple's commitment to the visionOS platform and aims to attract more developers to this ecosystem. Apple began selling the VisionPro headset in the US in February, expanding its availability to more regions in June (IT Home Note: priced at 29999 yuan in China), and updated its operating system to visionOS2 in September.

By hosting such events, Apple hopes to collaborate closely with developers to accelerate the growth of the visionOS platform and deliver richer, more immersive experiences for users.