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Apple to begin mass production of AirPods with cameras by 2026

Apple plans to start mass-producing AirPods with infrared cameras by 2026, enhancing gesture control and spatial audio experiences.

Apple is poised to usher in a new era of technology with the mass production of AirPods equipped with cameras by 2026. This significant leap in the evolution of their popular wireless earbuds is sure to excite tech enthusiasts and consumers alike.

AirPods with infrared cameras

Renowned analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims that Apple plans to add infrared cameras to future AirPods models. These cameras are expected to integrate seamlessly with the Vision Pro and other Apple headsets. These cameras will allow AirPods to monitor environmental image variations and enable in-air gesture control. This means you could interact with your devices using hand gestures in the air, creating a more immersive and intuitive user experience.

Enhancing the spatial audio experience

The new AirPods with cameras could also revolutionise the user experience of spatial audio. With this advanced technology, when you turn in a specific direction while using Vision Pro, the sound source can be emphasised in that direction. This will provide a more realistic and immersive audio experience, making it feel like the sound genuinely comes from the direction you are facing.

Foxconn’s role in production

Foxconn, a trusted Apple supplier, is set to provide the cameras for the new AirPods. With an estimated production of around 10 million units per year, this partnership underscores Apple’s commitment to delivering high-quality, innovative products to consumers.

Apple’s unwavering commitment to innovation continues to propel its products forward. The potential of these camera-equipped AirPods to set new standards in the industry is a testament to Apple’s vision and dedication to pushing the boundaries of technology.

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