visionOS 3 to Reportedly Bring Eye j271q Scrolling Capability to Apple Vision Pro

Apple is speculated to preview visionOS 3 at WWDC 2025 next month. 1zs3o

Written by Siddharth Suvarna | Updated: 15 May 2025 10:11 IST

visionOS 3 to Reportedly Bring Eye-Scrolling Capability to Apple Vision Pro

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Apple Vision Pro is priced at $3,499 (roughly Rs. 3 lakh) in the US

Highlights

s may soon scroll menus and apps using their eyes on Vision Pro
The feature is reportedly part of the visionOS 3 update
Apple is likely to announce it during June's WWDC 2025

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WWDC) 2025 next month.

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Currently, Apple Vision Pro enables the wearer to navigate the UI by looking at objects and selecting them by pinching their fingers. Citing people with knowledge of the matter, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports that Apple Vision Pro s may also soon be able to scroll through the software with their eyes. This feature is said to currently be under testing with visionOS 3, the Cupertino-based tech giant's next iteration of the OS powering Vision Pro.

The company reportedly aims to build upon the existing eye-tracking hardware and software of the spatial headset and further improve it. The eye-scrolling feature will likely work across all of the built-in apps on the Vision Pro, with Apple said to be preparing a way for developers to integrate the technology into their own apps.

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This is reportedly being worked on by a team that underwent an overhaul last month. As per the journalist, staff was moved out of the previous Vision Products Group into a new team which combined employees working on both Siri and visionOS software into a single unit. Notably, a similar eye-tracking feature was introduced by the company on iPhone and iPad last year which leverages the front camera for enhanced accessibility.

Apple will reportedly showcase visionOS 3 at WWDC 2025 which takes place between June 9 and 13. It will likely take the stage to showcase the underlying capabilities of the mixed reality headset, in addition to improving the experience for s by adding new features with its next OS iteration.

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