Comments by "Winston Smith" (@winstonsmith935) on "Why Apple’s Vision Pro is the Next iPhone (Analysis)" video.

Not difficult at all with an M2 and R1 chips. You will be wearing a powerful computer as any used for CAD, especially with that giant 4K screen. Process simulations will now be capable on a giant screen to train Operations personnel, we do that on an iPad now, Pilots train on iPads, so I already have a multiple of Engineering Tasks lined, price is pretty cheap when you are in Oil, Gas Mining, Space, Astronomy etc, Industrial Engineering will jump all over this.
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@Matts3dbuilds Your not in the Engineering loop , we have been designing in 3D cad for over 20 years. It’s called work, not games, it’s where Oil Plants, Mining plants are designed. Concrete Foundations, Buildings, Piping, Electrical, Mechanical, and Process Diagrams, And Flow sheets.
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A paradigm shift for the Medical, engineering, science, astronomy communities, real work on a giant screen, this is way more than a gaming machine, or just for a cinematic experience, this is where real work will be accomplished. iPhones are for phone calls, the screen is too small for any real work, now a new breakthrough will allow a giant canvas.
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@PrincetonTech-h1w Funny how Airline Pilots train on iPads, get yourself a degree in something useful you can do other than games. Apples Vision Pro gave me the same Vibe and excitement I felt when I first met Sophie Wilson and Steve Furber in the mid eighties, we about to test out the new first complete ARM-based computer, the Archimedes, a 32 bit machine. (The Apple II was a 16 bit machine at the time). Much engineering and Medical / Complex Process simulations have been carried out since then, stick to games, leave the real innovation to us. Wilson had, it turned out, designed a powerful 32-bit processor that consumed no more than a tenth of a Watt. Apple is well into Arm, they bought a piece of the Company.
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