What is Passthrough in Spatial Computing?
The term "passthrough" refers to the real-world video that is used to bleed a users surroundings into their digital world, producing a mixed-reality experience.
The term "passthrough" refers to the real-world video that is used to bleed a users surroundings into their digital world, producing a mixed-reality experience.
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A Digital Crown can be used to allow the external environment to bleed into the digital world.
The way that the operating system, app or experience integrates the real-world is through a technique known as passthrough which seamlessly integrates real-time video from the devices external cameras, helping people feel comfortable and connected in their real-world environment.
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On a Vision Pro, the level of immersion (i.e. how much the real-world integrates with the digital world) is controlled with the Digital Crown.
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