Apple Glasses User Interface Concept
There are many rumors about the augmented reality glasses that Apple is rumored to announce in 2022 and is currently called Apple Glasses.
There are many rumors about the augmented reality glasses that Apple is rumored to announce in 2022 and is currently called Apple Glasses.
Although there have been many rumors about the augmented reality glasses that Apple is rumored to announce in 2022 and are currently called Apple Glasses, the company has not provided information about its projects in this field so far. But a designer inspired by iOS 14 glassOS With its concept, it reveals what the user interface of AR glasses could be like.
As designer Jordan Singer stated, Apple iOS 14 It aimed to make the elements in its interface more compact so that users can quickly access the items and information they want to access. The concept Singer designed for AR glasses has the same purpose and offers users as fast and simple an experience as possible.
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The changes the designer made to the interface include home screen widgets, a new Siri interface, and an incoming call screen that doesn't interfere with the AR experience. Jordan Singer designed his concept to show what kind of interface a person wearing Apple's glasses might encounter, and he explained that the upcoming iOS 14 update for iPhone phones on glasses shed light on the experience it can offer.
In the concept, notifications are displayed through watchOS-inspired windows that emerge from the top-right corner of the field of view. It is also noticeable that the icons from Big Sur, the next version of the macOS operating system that Apple introduced at the WWDC event, are used. Jordan states that the icons he uses in his design with 3D elements and shadows look more natural.
The glassOS interface designed for AR glasses is designed for incoming calls and Apple Maps Navigation notifications come in a small window at the top right, without obstructing the view. The interface automatically brings to the screen the elements that are important to the user, just like Smart Widgets in iOS 14. There are also many more examples we can see on the concept page, including Siri, AirPods alerts, privacy indicators, Translate app, picture in picture mode and more.
You can access the designer's website where he showcases his concept here. The designs are a good example of what approach Apple should adopt when creating a new operating system for its glasses. Do you think this concept can provide a suitable experience for Apple Glasses? You can express your opinions in the comments.
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