A new operating system dubbed realityOS is to operate on an augmented reality (or mixed reality) headset that Apple is developing. Of course, the “RealityOS” operating system was in the news before. Still, a trademark application for the term is submitting for the first time, suggesting that will release Apple’s AR Headset soon. The headgear will likely be available by the end of the year, but it won’t be on sale in large quantities until the following year.
Realityo Systems LLC submitted the trademark application in the US state of Delaware, not Apple, according to a trademark filing seen by Parker Ortolani. However, many large corporations often file trademark applications using fictitious business names to keep their identities hidden until the dust settles.
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In Ortolani’s opinion, Realityo is a front for Apple’s true identity. Since he claims to have been unable to locate the company’s website or social media accounts. In addition, Apple used the Yosemite Research LLC shell firm to trademark macOS version names like Yosemite in the past.
A headset from Apple was likely since Bloomberg revealed that Apple was working on a “reality operating system” in 2017. According to prominent experts and industry insiders, Apple’s first headgear might be available in a few years. Possibly, if not months from now. According to the consensus, the headset predicting to be available around 2022.
Apple AR Headset Arrival (Expected)
Bloomberg News reported in January that the headgear, which was for late 2022. It may have been delayed owing to difficulties in its development. However, according to the revised launch schedule, the headgear will probably arrive in 2023.
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A trademark filing is a definite step in preparing a product for commercialization. When Apple trademarks a term, it prevents anybody else from using it, and this approach guarantees that the introduction of realityOS runs smoothly.
Tweeted by Ortolani, the trademark reveals some information about the future realityOS. First, it is for “wearable computing hardware,” another way of saying standalone headset. Documentation suggests a connection to computer hardware, software, peripherals, and “computer and video games” about the name.
Many rumours have stated that it would employ mixed reality (a blend of virtual and augmented reality), and it will not connect to any other Apple device. This trademark, however, does not reveal the headset’s appearance or functionality.
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Before Apple’s annual developer conference, WWDC, when new versions of software for the company’s categories of hardware goods were out, trademark registration was getting around. On the other hand, Apple is unlikely to make any news on realityOS.
Ritika Sharma
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