Blending digital and physical: Designing for spatial passthrough experience | by Daisy Chen | Jun, 2023 | UX Collective
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Learn about use cases of passthrough and how to design better experiences with passthrough in Mixed Reality environment.
Blending digital and physical: Designing for spatial passthrough experience Daisy Chen 9 min read · Jun 12, 2023 -- 5 Listen Share Apple Vision Pro. Source: Apple. In WWDC23’s introduction of Apple Vision Pro, the notion of “blend” is continuously emphasized. This recurring term manifests Apple’s design philosophy of crafting an integrated hybrid environment that blends digital content into the physical space, underlining the desire to connect rather than isolate through the use of the headset. An important factor in delivering this seamless experience is the implementation of passthrough. Pre
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