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San Diego police ask Apple Vision Pro users to cross street without headset on; tells them to keep virtual experience on sidewalk
San Diego Police shared a video on Instagram where a man wearing Vision Pro headset is seen crossing the street, the video was reshared alerting users about the "importance of pedestrian safety."
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San Diego police alerts Apple Vision Pro users to cross streets the old-fashioned way
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San Diego police asks users t keep the virtual experiences on the sidewalk
Ever since the release of the Vision Pro, it was inevitable that brave early adopters would use the headset in everyday situations. However, the San Diego Police Department cautioned on Instagram that mixed reality might not be appropriate in every situation.
San Diego Police Department cautions people about Apple Vision Pro
In response to a viral video that showed a guy crossing the street while wearing an Apple Vision Pro headset, San Diego police are encouraging the public to "cross streets the old-fashioned way" out of caution.
San Diego Police Department wrote, "While we’re all for exploring new dimensions and technology, let’s remember the importance of pedestrian safety. Keep those virtual experiences on the sidewalk, folks, and let’s cross streets the old-fashioned way — with our eyes wide open to the real world, unobstructed and without distractions!”
In the video, a man with green shorts and a white puffer coat makes gestures with his augmented reality goggles on. He crosses the street at a green light after walking past San Diego police officers who seem to be arresting someone at the intersection's corner.
The video appears to at least show the man looking both ways before crossing. Users of the Apple Vision Pro can see through objects in the real world and have aspects of augmented reality placed onto their field of vision.
The San Diego Police Department reshared the video of the distracted pedestrian on Instagram. The incident, according to the agency, had them pausing in bewilderment.”
About Apple Vision Pro
On February 2, Apple, the tech giant known for its cutting-edge goods, revealed the eagerly awaited Apple Vision Pro, signaling a major advancement in consumer electronics. With more than 600 games and apps created especially for the Apple Pro Vision, this $3,499 mixed-reality headset promises a strong and distinctive experience.
Videos of users using the Apple Vision Pro in public places have gone viral since its release, drawing interest from internet users all around the world. People are showing the versatility of this state-of-the-art gadget by doing everything from driving a car to seeing the city. As the headgear gets ingrained in daily life, the streets are ablaze with joy and amazement.
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