Apple is announcing new accessibility features that will come to its devices towards the end of this year. announced. One of these features is Vehicle Movement Signs, which aims to prevent motion sickness, also known as motion sickness, which is common among vehicle passengers and when looking at iPhone and iPad devices. There will be (Vehicle Motion Cues).
According to Apple, research shows that motion sickness is often caused by a sensory conflict between what a person sees and what they feel. This may prevent some users from using an iPhone or iPad comfortably while driving in a moving vehicle.
Vehicle Motion Cues are designed to avoid this sensory conflict by using visual elements on the screen that show real-time changes in movement. It is stated that . In the form of the extension of the Apple: â € œaraç movement with the interrelauses of the movement and the animated spots on the edges of the screen, without making sense to the main place to help to reduce to reduce It represents changes in vehicle motion to become. Vehicle Motion Beacons use sensors built into iPhone and iPad to detect when the user is in a moving vehicle and respond accordingly. This feature can be set to show up automatically on iPhone or can be turned on or off from Control Center.â€
Apple will also introduce an eye-tracking feature that will allow users to navigate their devices with only their eyes. CarPlay voice control and new Music Haptics will also debut later this year. Music Haptics allows deaf or hard-of-hearing users to use the Taptic Engine on iPhone to play taps, textures, and refined vibrations in the sound of music. It will allow you to experience music .
We can expect Apple to introduce the new features with iOS 18, which is expected to be released in September.
