The Vision Pro is great for playing games and doing business. You can also use it to learn new topics, including science. I don’t know about you but I have always been passionate about physics. Thanks to these physics Vision Pro apps, you can learn a bit more about it:
Newton’s Cradle Desk Toy: brings this classic toy to your Vision Pro. It has 6 ball styles for you to choose from, including metal, skull, and Earth. You can change the number of balls from 0 to 5.
Spatial Physics Playground: brings physics-based activity to your environment. You can use spheres, cubes, cones and cylinders and grab, clone, and fling objects. This app lets you adjust physical properties, freeze objects, and do a lot more.
Quantum Explorer: a neat immersive app for those of you interested in quantum computers. It gives you a 3D look inside what makes cloud quantum computing possible.
Physics Chaos: this app comes with interactive 2D simulation for physics. You can change the mass, velocity, position, and appearance of each ball. You can also make adjustments to gravity.
Stay tuned as we will cover more physics app in the future.
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