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Connor Jewiss

This impressive Vision Pro feature will scale back on Apple's future glasses-like version

Vision Pro Eye tracking setup.

Apple's Vision Pro headset has been out for a while now, and has even made it to other countries after a US-only launch. The highly acclaimed mixed reality headset is expensive and not without flaws. But that's because this is a first-generation product. And it's common knowledge that Apple is trying to shrink the tech down in to smart glasses.

We've been hearing rumors of Apple Glass since around the time the Apple Vision Pro leaks first started, but it was always known that there was a long way to go before anyone could walk around wearing a pair. That remains the case, and with Apple likely focusing on making its spatial computer cheaper first, we can't imagine its smart glasses are just around the corner. That doesn't mean that plans aren't afoot, however, and a new patent shows that Apple's smart glasses would keep one impressive Vision Pro feature.

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