Persona Enrollment in Vision Pro
The latest Apple Vision Pro developer beta includes a video tutorial on how to set up the view of your eyes that gets shown to people on the exterior display.
Apple wants Vision Pro to appear to anyone around the user that it is as if the wearer is looking through the headset at them. In reality, a user’s eyes are completely covered by the headset, and a recording of them is shown on the front display.
Now in the latest developer beta, Apple has added a tutorial that covers setting up this face and eye recording for that external display. The tutorial is new, but so is the process, which did not exist when Apple Vision Pro was first announced.
Apple calls this setup a Persona Enrollment, and it’s similar in principle to how users first configure Face ID. Holding the headset with its forward cameras facing the user, Vision Pro prompts for the owner to look left, look right, and so on.
At the same time, he or she has spotted a text list of Vision Pro suggestions. Most significantly, they include a prompt to “try the thicker N+ or W+ Light Seal cushion… so your eyes are farther from the displays.”
