Vision Pro Virtual Reality Glasses impede observation abilities and distract the driver, therefore its use is prohibited while driving.
Right after its release on February 2nd, Apple’s Vision Pro augmented reality glasses caused a sensation in the US market. Despite its high price, reaching up to $3,500, many people had to wait in line for a long time to be able to purchase and experience them.
Introduced as a highly advanced product, Vision Pro still has several limitations. Apple itself warns against using the glasses while operating a running vehicle, heavy machinery, or any situation that requires concentration for safety. However, disregarding the manufacturer’s advice, a user with the account @lentinidante uploaded a video capturing the moment when this person wore Vision Pro while driving a Tesla Cybertruck electric pickup truck. As of now, this video has accumulated 24 million views.
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The visual limitations of Vision Pro will seriously affect the ability to drive. Drivers will be unable to observe blind spot areas that are covered by the glass’s surrounding camera system. Not only that, the applications of Vision Pro will obstruct the display and distract the driver. This has a significant impact on the user’s reaction ability to unexpected situations on the road. Furthermore, if an accident occurs, Vision Pro can cause injuries when airbags deploy.
The FSD driving assistance system on the Tesla Cybertruck is considered to be quite advanced, but it cannot completely replace the role of the driver. In fact, numerous accidents have occurred due to drivers abusing and relying too much on the vehicle’s autonomous driving capabilities.
The reckless actions of this man were detected by the police, who requested him to stop the vehicle as a reminder. Just yesterday, on February 5th, US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg spoke out about the misuse of driving assistance technology: “All advanced driver assistance systems available today require drivers to be responsible for controlling the vehicle at all times.”
Thai Son (Tuoitrethudo)
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