Apple ’s got the patent office staff working overtimeagain , this time with an program for a 3D display that rotates objects based on the proportional locating of the drug user .

According to the filingdug up by MacRumors , Apple ’s trying to contribute a little hyper - reality to your monitor . rather of using a keyboard or a click to move a 3D object , you ’d simply have to move your head to fudge the image . It sound standardised in conception to Johnny Chung Lee ’s heroicWiimote hackthat effectively reverse your psyche into a mouse , though nothing in the Apple patent suggest you ’d have to fag out a sensor . rather , a mounted camera would track your movement , and maybe also the environment around you .

https://gizmodo.com/wii-headtracking-creates-3d-window-display-337068

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The patent software also purpose incorporating the technology into 2D function — like layer open software — to provide a more visceral , manpower - costless interface with your display for workaday tasks as well .

This is n’t the first time Steve Jobs has exploreda 3-D solvent , but with recent advancements likeNataland MIT’sbidirectional display , it ’s more likely than ever that we ’ll see this — or something like it — make out to realisation . [ Apple PatentviaMacRumors ]

https://gizmodo.com/apple-working-on-physics-based-3d-user-interface-5107234

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