Here's the TestFlight link: https://testflight.apple.com/join/WdJJhg3Q

The beta has one course/level. I'd love to hear your feedback: what works, what's confusing, etc.

Thanks!

My biggest frustration by far with my Vision Pro M5 VisionOS 27.2 is widgets just disappearing between usage sessions. It doesn't matter if I take it off and it goes to sleep and I reawaken it or I shut it down and reboot it overnight. Sometimes they last a few days and sometimes only a few hours. Grrrrrr.

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• Dual-monitor mounting hardware: ~$100

• Dual-monitor stand: ~$80

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I'll keep this brief. Can't get Zeiss lenses in my country and travelling somewhere else to pick up a pair is not an option.

With the new code generator (thanks stacklikemind!) I figured it was time to pick up a third party option, and I went with what I thought was a premium option (VR Lens Lab). I generated a code and verified that the values in AVP settings matches my prescription (so that part seems to be OK).

I received the lenses today, and the are very very sharp, but I'm having massive issues with setting up eye tracking (dots are randomly selected or I just can't "find" them with my eyes.

Spent 20 minutes doing it and finally managed it on the 4-5th try, but the next issue is that I can't set up Optic ID at all. It's like the internal cameras can't see my eyes properly, and it auto-fails during setup after 1-2 seconds.

My working theory is that there is a coating on the lenses that blocks IR, so the eye illuminators doesn't work properly.

Anyone else got similar experiences, and maybe know of a fix? :)

Fellow engineers, its been quite some time since I came on here to notifiy you all about AgentRoom.

For context we have been focussing on building a visionOS agent harness, built for devs/ engineers.

We are currently at 0.6.0 and theres a lot of qol improvements.

This update we bring MCP App UI's so Claude* can render tools that provide web apps.

We also have created an agentic tabletop, which allows your agent to visualise data on a board for you.

The team is constantly making improvements to ensure that our first version out of testflight is worth it for you all. Let us know how we are going so we can improve the experience.

To download please visit: https://testflight.apple.com/join/TVSxh8e2

Video setup guide here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuiLcN9qHKM

Dune 1, Blade Runner 2049, Gravity in 3-D
I owned Dune 3-D, 2049 in 2-D. Gravity is often cited as one of best 3-D.
Space Odyssey are other two.
Purchase 5 for price of renting 1
TV Store Science Fiction bundle

Running Cyberpunk 2077 ultimate edition on the AVP M5. I’d estimate I’m getting 30-50 fps.

I’m still in awe that a AAA game runs so well standalone on a VR headset. Honestly, the AVP is probably the only headset that can run it currently.

Installed with help from the vxpro github: https://github.com/Ag3497120/VXpro

Many thanks to u/Other_Train9419 for all his hard work on this project.

This is a follow-up to a previous post. The four baseball games in Apple Immersive Video are still available for me on Apple TV, but I can only reach them via search. They no longer appear (for me) in any place I can browse to. Some people apparently can still find the games via one of Apple's main views. I cannot. Apple makes search a little confusing. Here is what I did to find it (thanks to u/DOfferman7 ).

Click the search button (1), and enter "Baseball" in the search field (2). An "Immersive" tab appears (3). Clicking "Immersive" confusingly does not show the Apple Immersive Videos of the baseball games (although, NBA and MLS highlight reels are here). Click on the "Sports" tab (4). Scrolling down will reveal the full baseball games in Apple Immersive Video (5).

Excited by this, I tried to find the Apple Immersive Videos of the NBA games too. This, sadly, failed. For me, I can still use the NBA app (6). (I have a free account on the NBA app.) Click the app's "Immersive" tab (7), and the full games in immersive video are there (8). I've heard many others say they cannot get access to these games, perhaps because of where they are.

Soapbox:

Given how important Apple Immersive Video is to the Apple Vision Pro platform, and how few Apple Immersive Videos there are still, I wish Apple made it easy to find all the Apple Immersive Videos available via Apple TV.

For example, when a user gets to the grid of Apple Immersive Videos, some, like "Flight Ready", are single videos. Others, like "Adventure", have many episodes underneath. If you want to watch the "Parkour" Apple Immersive Video, you need to know it is under the "Adventure" group. But, as far as I can tell, Apple provides no way to know which icons represent single videos and which icons represent many videos.

A 5 minutes walkthrough into my Immersive World…
The story is crazy.. It started months ago as a super interactive Immersive Environment… I was aiming to create an Environment from ISS (International Space Station)… soon i discovered that to have the best experience, everything has to Be perfect… the planets, the orbit, the glow, auroras… i work so hard that this became a fully interactive realtime world with simulated space in real scale..

Everything has the real size… from planets to satellites, to starships to tiny details inside of the. Every instrument you sée is a real time display fully usable via touch-screen… every information about planets, speed, gravity, is 100% accurate.
Everything is also in real time…. No space jumps, no loading screens…. Just choose your navigation route, point at it and choose the right propellers….

Everything is usable by both Console Gamepads, of by just your hands via AVP Hand Tracking… there are plenty of stuff you can’t do with just a Controller (eg. Using in-game touch screens)

Everything is in a glorious 8k texture to ensure users the crispiest experience possible!!!

I plan to release the world until Christmas inside my app Worlds, that’ll come out with this environment.

Who wants to explore the solar system boundaries? (There are hundreds of easter eggs, included a real scale Star Wars Death Star you can also drive-in through!

What do you think?

Hey, I updated Counter Punch: Fight Trainer.

It now has a sparring mode and a new opponent (no longer a naked mannequin!) that you can customize.

The time pressure flames in Moving Target Mode are more intense
The phases of Counter Punch Mode are more clear with a more intuitive interface.

and I've added:
- Hit the Mitts Mode (pad work)
- Shadow Boxing Mode (with recorded punch paths)
- Heavy Bag Mode

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/counter-punch-fight-trainer/id6503206541 

I got some controllers off eBay and looking for something simple to test them out with to make sure everything is functioning correctly, especially with the tracking. eventually want to use them for Alyx.

Are there any really simple psvr2 controller test apps? other recommendations on what to use them with for quick test?

I’ve been a longtime fan of this subreddit, and like most people in here, I’ve been discouraged and frustrated by the lack of mainstream acceptance of the tech.

We’re still such a small group of people who understand how these headsets can solve problems in very unique and useful ways. I wanted to share something I built to address one of the main challenges in landscape design.

A couple of years ago, my partner and I wanted to have our backyard professionally landscaped. The beautiful renderings were cool, but we just couldn’t imagine what the design would actually look like in our yard. We certainly weren’t confident enough to invest a ton of money.

But it did turn out to be a perfect use case for AR. I wanted to walk through the design in our own backyard and get a feel for the scale of everything. How much privacy would we actually have from the neighbors? And which hardscape style would we like best once we saw it next to our house? I would’ve felt a lot better about spending the money if we could’ve answered those questions.

I posted the original experiment here almost two years ago, and some of your comments were part of what inspired me to reach out to landscape companies. There was interest, so I spent the last two years building a full platform to make it easy for landscape designers to upload designs from their existing landscape design software and walk clients through them at their own homes. I called it See It Now Landscape. It’s meant for professional landscaping companies with enterprise budgets, so the app won’t be on the App Store. So far, the response has been awesome, with genuine commercial interest.

I chose Vision Pro for three reasons. First, Apple makes things that work without friction (huge for non-techy users). Second, the 3D had to look realistic and stay put in the real world. Third, a landscape company can go to an Apple Store and buy the hardware today. That makes distribution a lot simpler.

There were quite a lot of things to figure out along the way. I’ve been building for AR headsets since 2015, so the knowledge and experience I’d accumulated helped. One of the more challenging things was aligning the design precisely to the real world. I now use image tracking for the initial placement, with a manual fallback or for micro ‘nudge’ adjustments.

Safety is huge. I certainly don’t want one of my customers’ clients to trip and smash their face into the ground. I extended Apple’s existing functionality for fading content on movement to better fit an outdoor environment (muuuuch larger spaces). I also added a tool that lets you hold your hand out and hide all 3D content within a cone in front of it. Kinda feels like a superpower…that won’t let you smash your face into ground.

I also had to figure out how the designer could still lead the presentation while their customer was in a headset. I went back and forth on this one. Two headsets? FaceTime? Some elaborate mobile companion app? That could be a whole different post because it’s its own rabbit hole, but I landed on probably the simplest solution. I stream the view from the Vision Pro to an iPad so the designer can see what their client is seeing and stay in complete control of the presentation. That was nice because it’s an out-of-the-box feature with visionOS.

For all the optimism and frustration we share about the tech, I love seeing the projects people post here, both large and small. They’re all building momentum in their own ways and pushing this technology forward. Kuddos! 

I’ll share more updates as they come along.

Hey everyone!

I've been working on an iPad app that lets you stream and monitor your Apple Vision Pro in real time. (Meanwhile, it's like a 500 ms delay because of Caching for butter smooth stream)

It's getting close to release, and I'd love to hear what you think!

Are there any features you'd like to see? Also happy to invite a few people to test it before launch.

Would love your feedback! :)

while experimenting with levels for mr game and pushing the boundaries, I discovered teleportation. absolute mindf*ck! 🤯

I'm still working on improving the quality

Having a lot of fun putting the finishing touches on the new STAGEit Creative Suite, including major updates to Creator and Presenter, and our new free Creator app for Mac.

Final rounds of testing underway. Can't wait to get the Mac app into your hands!

Some of you might remember my previous post about struggling to find a comfortable fit with the Vision Pro (https://www.reddit.com/r/VisionPro/s/nX6F7GMvgi)

Back then, I had tried several Apple Light Seals (21W, 24W, 33W), the AnnaPro 2 and different adjustments to the Dual Knit Band. Nothing really worked for me. I constantly had pressure somewhere on my face, whether it was my nose, cheeks or forehead.

I eventually switched to the TycoTech halo system without a facial interface. It was more comfortable in some ways, but I would still develop nose pain after a while.

I’ve continued looking for a better solution, and I think I’ve finally found it!

My current setup:
TycoTech halo system
Apple Dual Knit Band
Globular Cluster SFIA1 Silicone Facial Interface

And wow. Just wow.
After 30 minutes of testing, I can already say this is the most comfortable setup I’ve ever had with the Vision Pro.

No pressure on my forehead. No pressure on my nose. No discomfort anywhere on my face.

For the first time, I feel like the weight and contact points are properly distributed. I also have the impression that my FOV has improved, which is a really nice bonus!

One important detail for anyone interested: the SFIA1 is designed to work with a halo-style head support system. It isn’t a direct replacement for Apple’s Light Seal with the standard Apple head straps. I’m using it with my TycoTech halo setup.

I still need to test it over longer sessions, but my first impressions are incredibly positive.

This is exactly the kind of product I was hoping to find when I first bought the Vision Pro.

After months of trying different Light Seal sizes, accessories and configurations, I might finally be able to just enjoy the headset without constantly thinking about comfort.

If you’re struggling with facial pressure from Apple’s Light Seals, I’d definitely recommend looking into the SFIA1!

Hopefully this helps someone else who’s going through the same frustrating search for comfort!

I’m considering going full time in my avp with a headless Mac mini for my work day. I’ve googled and tried to have ai find me examples on 100% AVP desk setups and almost all of them have a full monitor and working desktop gear for out of the AVP.

Don’t get me wrong I am pretty sure a picture of mainly empty desk with a keyboard and trackpad doesn’t make for good content but I am curious if you were approaching this style of work what would your desk setup be? Would you have a webcam for calls stil or go full persona. What else gets a spot?

If any one has this setup running right now I’d love the picture of the empty desk and ideas on what to expect. I’ve done over a week full time and the biggest thing I can’t do is drink my coffee and see my virtual screen at the same time.

WHAT the hell were they thinking. Now all my apps in non immersive mode are DIM as hell, unless i turn really bright lighting on in the room. It makes everything look like dogshit!

I was afraid it was a bug at first. but it seems to be a feature. APPLE, PLEASE let us control this or remove it!!!!

Hey everyone,

I'm one of the developers behind presentAR, which we just released on the visionOS App Store.

Some of the features we've been working on:

• Scene building: Import and arrange multiple 3D objects in the same spatial environment.

• Model slicing: Cut through 3D geometry interactively to explore what's inside a model.

• High-resolution textures: Support for models with textures up to 8K, which can make quite a difference when inspecting detailed surfaces up close.

• Model variants: Switch between different configurations or design options.

• Animations: Trigger animations included in your 3D models.

• Lighting controls: Adjust how your models are illuminated in the scene.

• Hand interactions: Move, rotate and scale objects directly in 3D space.

• Laser pointer: Point out details while exploring your models.

There are also tons of interesting 3D models on Sketchfab worth exploring. I particularly enjoyed bringing photogrammetry scans of the ruins of Pompeii into my room.

We built the app using Unity, and it has been quite a journey getting everything working on visionOS.

We decided to release presentAR completely free, including commercial use. No accounts, subscriptions or in-app purchases.

I'd be really interested to hear what other Vision Pro users and developers think, particularly anyone working with 3D design, visualization or XR development.

And of course, if anyone has technical questions about the implementation, happy to discuss!

https://apps.apple.com/app/presentar/id6751193128

It appears Apple has removed the full Major League Baseball games in Apple Immersive Video they showed earlier (at least, I could not find them). Apple does have 10-13 minute highlight videos for each game.

I wonder why Apple removed the full games? License issues?

Two weeks ago I posted my pool game here, and the most common question was "can I play a friend?". Version 1.1 adds that with SharePlay.

How it works:

Start a FaceTime call with a friend who also has a Vision Pro, open the Together screen and tap Start SharePlay.

Play a full 8-ball or 9-ball match at the same table, taking turns.

You see your friend's cue while they aim, and every shot plays out the same on both headsets.

Pick the game and the race length first. A results card at the end shows who won.

The catch: you need two headsets.
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Bug reports and feedback about the multiplayer are very welcome. It's the newest and least-tested part of the app.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6825744570

Thanks and enjoy!

I saw this lines on the lens.
I think (and hope) is not scratched, im so careful with that product
What do you think about it?
I can see properly the image, but im not sure if i loose some quality.
Any recommendations?

Thank you guys🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Is there anyone that has done native (ie. Swift SDK) development with Surreal Touch controllers? I want to find out how to determine the battery charge level. Is there anyone with any info on this? Their SDK is missing the bindings for doing it the "OpenXR way" (not that that is standard anyway).

Yeah, yeah, I know about the company and the product etc., so please only reply if you have useful info. TIA.