Editorial⎜Apple Vision Pro: head in the virtual world, two feet on the ground

Mathieu G.

February 2024 is a historic month for the world of extended reality (XR) and its creators. And in more ways than one. If the launch of the Apple Vision Pro is an expected marker of wider adoption (to come), it does so with several important brakes, starting with its purchase price. But it also comes […]

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