Apple is currently testing an eye-tracking feature for its Vision Pro headset, allowing users to scroll through apps by simply focusing their gaze. This capability is expected to work across Apple's built-in applications and is in development for third-party app integration as well. Speculations on its operation suggest users could trigger scrolling by looking at UI elements. While current accessibility options like Dwell Control exist, they are less efficient. More details are anticipated in June during the WWDC event, where a feature-rich visionOS 3 will be revealed.
Apple is developing an eye-tracking feature for the Vision Pro headset that allows users to scroll through apps, enhancing interaction with both built-in and third-party applications.
The new eye-scrolling capability is expected to allow users to control app navigation by simply focusing on elements or edges, but details on its functionality remain unclear.
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