Apple previews new accessibility features powered by its Apple Intelligence system across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Vision Pro. Multiple outlets report that the updates focus on improving existing tools such as VoiceOver, Magnifier, Voice Control, and an Accessibility Reader. The features aim to make reading and navigation assistance more capable, including smarter support for understanding and generating content and improved reading-related assistance.
For Vision Pro specifically, Apple is previewing an accessibility function that lets users control a compatible power wheelchair using their eyes. Outlets describe this as an eye-controlled wheelchair experience integrated with Vision Pro. While coverage emphasizes the use of Apple’s AI to strengthen accessibility capabilities, the reports do not consistently detail the specific technical requirements beyond that the wheelchair must be compatible.
Several sources also mention Apple Intelligence–powered enhancements beyond wheelchair control, including voice and text-related accessibility improvements such as natural language voice input and AI-driven subtitles. Overall, Apple presents the announcement as a set of AI-assisted accessibility updates rather than a single feature rollout.
