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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Brother Black fly's left hand clue delivery! CTOnews.com, January 28, according to a report from The Information's Wayne Ma, Apple is developing new software tools that allow developers and customers to create AR augmented reality applications for its widely circulated AR / VR headsets.

Interestingly, the report states that users will be able to create and publish AR applications for headers through Siri, even if they don't have coding capabilities:

With these software tools, Apple hopes that even people who don't understand computer code can tell Touxian to build an AR app through a Siri voice assistant, which can then be downloaded to others through Apple's App Store. For example, the tool allows users to build an application that runs virtual animals moving in a room and above or around real-life objects without having to design animals from scratch, program their animations, and calculate their motion disorders in 3D space.

CTOnews.com learned that the report compares Apple's tools to Minecraft and Roblox, which allow anyone to easily create 3D tools and the world. Apple is said to be taking advantage of the technology it acquired from Montreal startup Fabric Software in 2017, and customers will be able to work with developers to distribute their AR applications on App Store.

Apple has provided some AR authoring tools, such as Reality Composer, on iPhone and iPad, which can be extended to head-display devices.

It is worth noting that the sources cited in the report last saw a demonstration of the tool in 2021, so the report is based on earlier information and does not rule out some changes that Apple will make in the future.

According to reports, Apple is also developing AR content for Touxian:

Apple executives are emphasizing health and health, including proposals to develop augmented reality apps that help meditate and exercise, according to people familiar with the matter. Including early AR demos that let users sit in Zen gardens.

Apple's headdisplay, expected to be released later this year, will have an iOS-like interface, with App grids, advanced eye and hand tracking, and an external display for the Mac. The tool is likely to be unveiled at Apple's annual developer conference WWDC in June, giving developers time to create AR and VR apps for Touxian before it is launched to customers later this year.

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