Justin Robert Lees Showcases Apple Vision Pro Accessibility Features in New Media Production | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Justin Robert Lees Showcases Apple Vision Pro Accessibility Features in New Media Production

August 28, 2025
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Justin Robert Lees, "An Enhanced View with Apple Vision Pro"

Justin Robert Lees ’23 is leading a groundbreaking media production in collaboration with Apple to highlight the accessibility advancements coming to visionOS later this year.

His latest project, An Enhanced View with Apple Vision Pro, showcases the new Zoom feature built into Apple Vision Pro, which enables users—particularly those with visual impairments—to magnify everything in their field of view, including the physical environment around them.

Lees and his production team are using the cutting-edge camera system in Vision Pro to demonstrate how these new tools can transform everyday interaction for users with low vision. The immersive footage captures real-life use cases, allowing viewers to experience firsthand how Vision Pro empowers users to engage more fully with both digital interfaces and the world around them.

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