Apple Vision Pro is way too unwieldy for yoga and cardio, but fitness tracking could be implemented in a future version of Apple smart glasses if a job listing is anything to go by.
Apple Vision Pro isn’t the ideal fitness tool, but it works
If there is one thing Apple CEO Tim Cook did beyond making Apple a company capable of earning $109 billion in a summer quarter, it’s bringing health and fitness to its products. There were apparently ambitions for fitness software on Apple Vision Pro, but those plans fell through for obvious reasons.
According to the “Power On” newsletter from Bloomberg, Apple is looking to hire a “strategic product design leader” that would “define the future of health, wellbeing, and fitness experiences across vision products.” The listing goes further by stating that the person would “translate ambiguous opportunities at the intersection of spatial computing, wearables, consumer health, and human behavior.”
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