Laut einem Patently Apple-Bericht arbeitet Apple an einer 3D-Grafikschnittstelle für iOS-Geräte, die mit Annäherungssensoren funktionieren werden und auf Gesten in der Luft reagieren werden wird. Der Patentantrag behandelt ein 3D-Displayumfeld, das Orientierungsdaten von eingebauten Sensoren verwendet, um eine perspektivische Ansicht anzuzeigen, ohne, dass der Benutzer das Display angreifen muss.
In some implementations, a computer-implemented method is performed by one or more processors onboard a handheld mobile device. The method includes generating a 3D display environment; receiving first sensor data from one or more sensors onboard the mobile device, where the first sensor data is indicative of a first orientation of the mobile device relative to a reference coordinate frame; determining a first perspective projection of the 3D display environment based on the first sensor data; displaying the first perspective projection of the 3D display environment on a display of the mobile device; receiving second sensor data from the one or more sensors onboard the mobile device, where the second sensor data is indicative of a second orientation of the mobile device relative to the reference coordinate frame; determining a second perspective projection of the 3D display environment based on the second sensor data; and displaying the second perspective projection of the 3D display environment on the display of the mobile device.
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