Apple CEO Tim Cook claims that `` AR is a technology that penetrates our lives and connects people ''


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On January 20, 2020, Apple CEO Tim Cook said in a conversation with IDA CEO Martin Shanahan that he was `` excited by AR, '' Claimed to have expectations.

Tim Cook: 'AR will pervade our entire lives'
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Tim Cook says AR is the 'next big thing,' teases Apple's health initiatives that are 'cause for hope'-9to5Mac
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On January 20, 2020, IDA awarded Cook a special commendation for Apple's 40-year contribution to Ireland. Apple is the largest employer in

Cork in southern Ireland, indeed more than 6000 people are engaged in Apple-related jobs, and the number of employees working at Apple for more than 35 years is more than 20 people .

Along with the award, Cook and Shanahan talked to each other. Shanahan asked, 'What do you expect to be the biggest technological developments in the next 5 to 10 years?' And said, 'AR is the next big thing, and it will take place throughout our lives. It will penetrate, 'Cook replied.

'I visited a development company in Dublin called War Ducks yesterday, where 15 employees use AR for games,' Cook said, visiting the AR companies in Ireland. And comment. 'I and you can talk about one object, lift it using AR, and two people can see the same at the same time.' You can use AR to see how to do that, 'Cook said of how to use AR.

Cook argued that AR has the advantage of connecting people, not 'technology designed to divide people.' 'I think AR does not isolate people. We can use AR to enhance discussion, but it is not a substitute for human-to-human connections. In some other technologies, I've been deeply concerned about this, 'said Cook.


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Cook also commented on Apple's healthcare space and commented that he was 'very excited' about the role technology can play in healthcare. Cook believes that Apple Watch's ability to detect heart rate abnormalities has already saved many people's lives, but the combination of technology and medical care has not yet been thoroughly investigated.

'I think we can find more areas where technology and medicine intersect by taking the simple idea of taking precautionary measures,' Cook said. Could be dramatically reduced. 'Most of the healthcare costs go to cases where the disease wasn't detected early,' Cook argued, saying that the combination of technology and healthcare gives people much hope.


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