Who says people who wear glasses can't wear VR to enter the metaverse? Apple ...

Kabir903

"When I was a child, the silliest thing I did was to watch TV and stare at the sun like crazy because at that time, I thought people who wore glasses were very cool, especially the act of pushing up the glasses. So, I wanted to wear glasses myself to show off the coolness that set me apart from peers. Fate favored the determined, and not long after, I finally wore the glasses I had longed for. However, as I grew older, the consequences were evident. I regretted it immensely, as without glasses, I felt like a blind person, and with glasses, life became troublesome. Whether eating noodles or watching a 3D movie, it was a catastrophic existence, with two pairs of glasses stacked together, and it felt like my nose bridge was going to collapse.

Therefore, when I saw that wearing VR and AR glasses was required to enter the metaverse, I silently gave up on the idea of joining the metaverse because I knew my nose bridge couldn't bear too much. Perhaps Apple heard too many grievances from the four-eyed community, so when developing VR and AR glasses, they also adjusted the wearer's vision. This allows those with glasses to experience the visual enjoyment of the metaverse without actually wearing glasses.

The Apple Glass patent, named the 'Adjustable Foveated Augmented Reality Display,' uses lenses with different voltages to allow users to use VR devices without wearing prescription glasses and without making any permanent changes to the device. Various vision problems of different users, such as myopia, astigmatism, hyperopia, etc., can be adjusted using Apple Glass lenses, and users can even customize the characteristics of their glasses. Although it is currently in the development stage because the company believes that the current technology is not mature enough to create good AR glasses, I am already satisfied because we, the four-eyed community, have not been forgotten by technology!"

Kahn332

If I could see the world clearly without wearing glasses, I would be willing to live one year less.

Kalkin995

When Apple says it can, of course, it can.

Jatin255

Very impressive! The pace of technology is truly astonishing.