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I saw that you can’t wear your glasses with an Apple Vision pro, and that the ZEISS prescription lens inserts can’t use a prism value. Would adding a Fresnel lens to the ZEISS insert work? If not, what about adding the Fresnel and then using the Apple Vision Pro accessibility feature that switches tracking from your eyes to your hands? Would the Fresnel interfere with the functionality then?
Thanks.
Apple Vision Pro
the ZEISS lenses were designed specifically for Apple Vision Pro, so the lenses you’re talking about might not fit. I wasn’t able to find anything about the fresnel lenses but it might prevent the eye tracking. I wasn’t able to find anything about a feature where you can use your hands instead of your eyes to navigate, but you can Use Voice Control to interact with Apple Vision Pro - Apple Support.
the ZEISS lenses were designed specifically for Apple Vision Pro, so the lenses you’re talking about might not fit. I wasn’t able to find anything about the fresnel lenses but it might prevent the eye tracking. I wasn’t able to find anything about a feature where you can use your hands instead of your eyes to navigate, but you can Use Voice Control to interact with Apple Vision Pro - Apple Support.
Jenlxy wrote:
If not, what about adding the Fresnel and then using the Apple Vision Pro accessibility feature that switches tracking from your eyes to your hand
There’s no accessibility feature to only navigate with your hands but you can pull the window closer to you and touch the content you want to interact with.
fresnel lens with Apple Vision Pro?
