The Vision Pro headset can be used with institutional applications during surgery and training

Apple plans to launch the Vision Pro headset at a price of $3,500. One of the applications of this headset can be its use during surgery or training. Organizational applications can be the key to the success of this device in the future.

According to Tekna technology news service, new reports have been published about Apple's technology managers conference about the Vision Pro headset, which indicates that this device will probably have interesting applications in the field of health care and education in the future.

In this video, two of the managers of this company who participated in the development of this headset talk about its development and its use in the future. According to Bloomberg, a detailed report on the video has been released separately.

Mike Rockel, one of Apple's executives, said in this meeting that surgeons need to see patient information through screens during surgery. Vision Pro can easily provide this information to the surgeon and it will help to improve the patient's condition. He further stated that aircraft mechanics and technicians can also use this headset for training. Such a capability for quality education was not provided before.

According to Bloomberg, two Apple employees are tasked with discovering and announcing new uses for Vision Pro. By finding the organizational uses of the device, these two people can offer its potential educational opportunities.