Unlike most mixed-reality headsets on the market today, Apple Vision Pro isn't designed to work with physical controllers. Instead, the headset is controlled by a user's eyes and hands. This is a really intuitive and simple way to control Vision Pro—at least when it works as intended. Users are guided through the hand and eye tracking setup when they first start using Vision Pro, whether that be after purchasing one or during the in-store demo experience.
However, you might need to redo the hand and eye tracking setup a few times to get it working perfectly. Luckily, the calibration tool is easy to access at any time. It doesn't require completely resetting your Vision Pro headset and only takes a few minutes. Here's everything you need to know about hand and eye tracking on Vision Pro and how to redo it if things go awry.
