🌀 What if your movie poster could come to life?. I built a Vision Pro app where a robot literally jumps out of a poster and lands in your room. Full tutorial — from generating the robot with AI to building it with RealityKit & Reality Composer Pro. 🎬 Watch the magic:

I made a prototype on Apple Vision Pro that allows you to see your baby by tracking an ultrasound image, I am using ARKit Image Tracking provider and also made a slider that allow you to morph the fetus in various stages of weekly fetal development. You can then make a portal to

Free poster download link.

Github repo.

I brought a poster to life on Apple Vision Pro – and made a robot jump out of it 🤖📽️.Built entirely with RealityKit, ARKit & the Image Tracking Provider. I put a lot of work in making this fun and informative – hope you enjoy it!

Ok! this year's #WWDC25 what's new in RealityKit Session is awesome! I love the example, they have .I wondered if something inspired it!.

RT @TheOriginaliTE: Now that visionOS supports persisting windows/widgets across app launches, I just put together this HomeKit app that al….

@YuanmingH You might wanna watch a first couple minutes of this video. It covers @MeshyAI for modeling, rigging, and animating.

You can add spatial content to existing Mac apps and you can view it on the "High resolution displays" of the Apple Vision Pro. This means you can now leverage the incredible rendering capabilities of the Mac. This means Vision Pro can have access to the M4 chips on a Mac.

The rumor might be true! You can now build "Mac Supported Immersive Experiences" Apple quietly announced MacOS Spatial Rendering. This seems kinda foundational for a Vision Pro that uses Mac for computing and just acts as a high resolution display. This feature that got announced

Ok so this one is really awesome! .You can use the ImagePresentationComponent in RealityKit to convert 2D images and spatial videos into 3D scenes.

There are some cool updates to RealityKit that improves the blending of entities with real world.

There is a on device LLM called the foundational model that runs on device which you can use in your app locally on device in your apps. Every interaction is private and nothing goes to a server. you can can expose custom structs in your app using a.

There are some new spatial layouts that you can implement in your VisionOS apps. Check them out here.

You can now use new input devices with Vision Pro, You can now use a Logi Muse pen for 3D drawing and also Sony's Playstation VR controller have native support.

Local colocated shared experiences are now possible

Windows and Volumes and (new) Widgets are now persistent across app reboots, that means if you reboot your devices, your apps will be at the same spot you left them.

VisionOS updates from #WWDC25 a 🧵.

I’ve started a small email list where I share Vision Pro experiments, code snippets, and ideas that don’t make it to YouTube. Check it out here :.

I’ve used RealityKit, SwiftUI, World Anchors, Image Anchors, Shader Graph, and spatial interactions to bring these to life. If you’re building something with Apple Vision Pro or want to explore an idea, let’s talk.

It’s been a year since WWDC24, and I’ve gone all-in on Apple Vision Pro. I built 8+ spatial experiences — from a robot jumping out of a movie poster, to a real table hiding a magical box, to an AR lamp that drains your energy. Here’s a short teaser of what I’ve been up to.