The latest rumors show that Apple will not launch the vr/ar head mounted display that is often circulated during the WWDC period. It is said that the battery problem forced apple to postpone the hardware release until 2023. On the one hand, it also gives developers more time to make applications for the head mounted display that will be launched later.
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A source in the New York Times is discussing Apple In the article on exploring the content developed by Hollywood directors for head show, the details of hiring Mike Rockwell from Dolby technologies to work for head show are discussed. The two people familiar with the project said that these problems forced apple to postpone its release until 2023.
It is said that Rockwell's early attempt to create ar products was "hindered by weak computing power". However, challenges related to battery power are said to be the reason for the increase in delay.
Among the rumors supporting the release of the head show in 2022, there is a saying that Apple started the second round of pre production testing in February. By may, the head mounted display had apparently entered the "advanced" development stage, and it was said to have been shown to Apple's board members.
A trademark application seems to indicate that "realityos" may be the name of the operating system used in the header display, and it may still be displayed during WWDC. When preparing for the release of the header display, apple can still provide developers with tools to create applications using existing hardware, or even a developer toolkit may appear.