Apple’s Visual Intelligence does exactly that — it promises to fundamentally change how users interact with the world around them. This feature Called two dimensional objects recognition, a console feature to the Google Lens, complements with iOS 17 devices.
Major takeaways
1. An Enhanced One-Touch Camera Control Button
Visual Intelligence is now built into a button on the right side of the iphone. The iPhones Right Control Side allows a single tap to trigger a variety of actions on the iphone — including snapping photos, fetching answers, and drawing insights on numerous relevant suggested actions.
2. Significantly Improved Recognition Of Objects Recognition, And An Ability To Bring Up Useful Information.
Wish to find out information about a restaurant or an advertisement page? Use visual intelligence. You won’t even have to go through the hassle of googling the restaurant’s’ name, menus or the page details like the timing and rating. Instead, just point the camera in the direction of the object and it’ll display relevant information instantly. Users can even get pet specifics by aiming the camera on their pets.
3. Interoperability with external applications
Starting late 2024, Camera Control will further be able to integrate external third-party applications which will give users the option of utilizing tools like Google or ChatGPT, while still being able to determine the times they want to use such tools and how they are to be triggered .
4. Securing the Collection of Data/Information
Apple reiterates that Visual Intelligence has a strong emphasis on the aspect of privacy as it uses edge machine learning and cloud transfer to enhance an experience where Apple does not have access to the desired object users focus on scanning and or using Apple’s search.
5. The Next Level Of Evolution In Interaction
Visual Intelligence is in line with the larger initiative of the company whose primary intent is to enhance the interaction of users with the gadgets in their possessions in a smart and simpler way whilst maintaining the users privacy and control over the data.
