Accessible Spatial Computing
summary
Claim: Apple Vision Pro can be a practical assistive and productivity device because its sensor array plus context understanding make indirect interaction viable. Evidence: a lab test of more than 150 public users shows only two fail onboarding (≈90% calibrates; failures tied to extreme eye conditions). Built items: an open source RealityKit inspector and placement/anchoring prototypes demoed with VoiceOver, gaze+pinch and switch control; they mostly work but reveal edge-case instability. gaze and pinch real world calibration
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 10:21Special computing and Apple Vision Pro
- 22:36Design through use and accessibility mindset
- 37:02User attitudes and interaction frameworks
- 42:25Demo and accessibility challenges
- 55:47Key takeaways and closing thoughts
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