Apple's Vision Pro is currently the sole device in its spatial computing lineup, and due to its high cost, users need to protect it carefully. The new Aperture cover addresses the challenge of protecting the device while it is in use. The design features numerous holes to ensure the front-facing sensors remain unobstructed, allowing for full functionality. While the aesthetic may be unorthodox and trigger trypophobia for some, it offers a balance of protection and artistic design that differentiates it from Apple’s minimalist approach.
Although the Vision Pro covers a large portion of your face, its outward-facing sensors take the place of your eyes. That's why they need to have full access to the world in front of them.
Aperture's somewhat freaky holes... scatter holes of different sizes across the surface of the faceplate, adding character to Apple's usual minimalist flair.
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