
Apple Vision Pro launched earlier this year and, though its main focus is on everyday productivity for working and lounging, one use case has just been discovered, that may revolutionize care for those with paralysis.
In a press release, brain-computer interface company Synchron announced this week that a 64-year-old man with ALS has managed to control Apple Vision Pro with his brain, to do things like watch Apple TV and play solitaire. As he is unable to use his upper limbs, he has previously not been able to use the hand gestures necessary to control the device.