Apple is reportedly planning to add cameras to its AirPods, with mass production of these revamped earbuds expected by 2026. This development, revealed by analyst and Apple insider Ming-Chi Kuo, suggests that the tech giant aims to incorporate built-in infrared (IR) cameras into the AirPods to enhance their functionality, particularly in conjunction with augmented reality (AR) headsets. Kuo's report indicates that these new AirPods will feature an IR camera similar to the Face ID module found in iPhones and iPads. The primary objective of this integration is to enhance the spatial audio capabilities of Apple's current and future AR headsets, including the Vision Pro. The IR camera on the AirPods is expected to detect environmental image changes, which could enable in-air gesture control, thereby improving human-device interaction. Source: Qatar News Agency
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