Well, that’s one way of doing things.
According to a report by The Information(opens in new window), Apple’s upcoming mixed reality headset could feature a truly funky way to design user-created apps. In a nutshell, users may be able to use Siri to speak to animated AR objects (such as animals) and other elements. This also apparently includes the ability to use an iPhone to scan 3D objects of him and turn them into AR models.
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The information also reports that it may be possible to upload user-created apps to the App Store. This would apparently negate, or at least greatly reduce, the need for someone to know how to code to make something for Apple’s long-rumored headset. , would be a pretty big leap for XR development, but the actual implementation could be simplistic or restrictive compared to the actual coding.
That said, there’s something to be said for those who buy the headset (which is said to cost around $3,000). may be targeted more at developers than general consumers.apple teeth It’s said to be working on a second cheaper headset for a later release, but it could ring the $1,500 price tag whenever it comes out.
Anyway, it might be fun to ask Siri to spawn a giant dog or something.
