In a new interview, Apple's Alan Dye and Richard Howarth talk about the challenges of Apple Vision Pro and of when they knew it was working.
Exploded view of Apple Vision Pro (Source: Dan Winters via Wallpaper* magazine)
As Apple Vision Pro arrives in people's hands after a decade or more of rumors and anticipation, two of the people behind it have been discussing its aims, and its journey to reality.
"We had the feeling that this could be great, but we had no idea how to achieve it," Richard Howarth, Vice President of Industrial Design at Apple, told Wallpaper magazine. "Many of the problems we were trying to solve were huge, seemingly unsolvable and required entirely new technical innovations."
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Exploded view of Apple Vision Pro (Source: Dan Winters via Wallpaper* magazine)
As Apple Vision Pro arrives in people's hands after a decade or more of rumors and anticipation, two of the people behind it have been discussing its aims, and its journey to reality.
"We had the feeling that this could be great, but we had no idea how to achieve it," Richard Howarth, Vice President of Industrial Design at Apple, told Wallpaper magazine. "Many of the problems we were trying to solve were huge, seemingly unsolvable and required entirely new technical innovations."
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