It’s been a year since the launch of the Apple Vision Pro and it’s no secret that it hasn’t been a successful product, at least in terms of sales. But I still think there’s real hope for another kind of wearable.

In November, the same outlet reported that Apple had launched the project under the codename "Atlas," with the goal to build a pair of advanced, AR smart glasses, perhaps in order to compete with Meta's promising "Orion" prototype.

According to a Bloomberg report, Apple has shuttered an AR glasses project aimed at mainstream consumers. Originally planned for release in 2027, the device, codenamed N107, was a Mac-connected pair of AR glasses which the company was positioning as a more accessible alternative to the $3,

The latest cancellation casts doubt over Apple’s future AR plans.

Apple is no longer developing augmented reality glasses designed to pair with the Mac, reports Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. Apple wanted to

However, Apple is reportedly figuring out the best features to include in its AR glasses, with a custom version of visionOS tipped to be in development. We've seen this operating system used in the Apple Vision Pro headset, but considering the power of this headset, a new, lighter version of visonOS for AR glasses makes sense.