Apple’s Vision Pro headset is unique in that it utilizes hand and eye tracking for control, rather than a traditional input device. Users can simply look at items and tap their fingers together to make selections. However, there are times when the tracking may feel off, and recalibration may be necessary. Whether adding optical inserts, updating glasses prescriptions, or sharing the headset with others, recalibration options are available.
One way to reset both hand and eye tracking at once is to hold out and look at your hands, then look at and tap various dots in a circle at different brightness levels. However, if you prefer to recalibrate each separately, that is also an option. Wonky tracking can make menu navigation difficult, but users can ask Siri to redo eye or hand setup by activating the voice assistant during setup and using the appropriate commands.
The convenience of recalibrating hand and eye tracking is enhanced by a quick shortcut – pressing the top button four times allows users to redo both setups in one go. This shortcut can save time and frustration when dealing with tracking issues. Sharing the Vision Pro headset with others can be challenging due to its personalized settings. However, starting a guest user session can allow friends and family to try out the device without affecting the original user’s eye and hand tracking preferences.
Overall, good eye and hand tracking is essential for a smooth user experience with Apple’s Vision Pro headset. Recalibration may be necessary for various reasons, and there are multiple options available for resetting tracking settings. Despite the occasional need for calibration, the headset’s unique control method provides a magical and intuitive user interface that sets it apart from traditional input devices.