NVIDIA and Apple’s collaboration brings native integration of NVIDIA CloudXR 6.0 to visionOS, securely delivering NVIDIA RTX-powered simulators and professional 3D graphics applications — like Immersive for Autodesk VRED on Innoactive’s XR streaming solutions — to Apple Vision Pro.
Creating digital twins of AI factories and healthcare labs. Designing sleek car exteriors in extended reality (XR) with physically accurate color and lighting. Fully immersing in high-resolution racing games or other simulation titles.
These are just some of the applications that professionals, developers and enthusiasts can tap into through spatial computing — seamlessly blending digital content with the physical world — using the NVIDIA CloudXR 6.0 suite of streaming technologies, now natively integrated with Apple Vision Pro.
Kia automotive designers using Apple Vision Pro. Video courtesy of Apple and Kia.
At the NVIDIA GTC global AI conference running this week in San Jose, NVIDIA and Apple detailed how visionOS now supports NVIDIA CloudXR with foveated streaming, enabling apps to display high-resolution, low-latency immersive content on Apple Vision Pro. This feature intelligently optimizes rendering resolution based on approximately where the user is looking, while strictly protecting user gaze data.
“Apple Vision Pro is redefining what professionals can do with spatial computing, enabling teams to visualize, collaborate and work with extraordinary fidelity in entirely new ways,” said Jeff Norris, senior director of the vision products group at Apple. “With NVIDIA, we’ve brought together the powerful capabilities of visionOS with CloudXR streaming technology to deliver high-fidelity experiences to accelerate work across industries ranging from automotive design to healthcare, aviation and beyond.”
Demanding XR and spatial computing workloads share three critical requirements: uncompromised high-fidelity visuals at 4K resolution, real-time response rates and full immersion. CloudXR for visionOS enables all three.
With this new integration, users can put on Apple Vision Pro and augment their spatial computing workflow with apps like Immersive for Autodesk VRED, enabled by Innoactive’s XR streaming solutions, automatically and natively streaming from NVIDIA RTX technologies — ranging from NVIDIA RTX PRO workstations to GeForce RTX GPUs — on PCs or in the cloud.
In XR, Volvo Group designers step inside the design to perfect the windscreen to front transition, shaping a clean and aerodynamic expression before anything is built. Image courtesy of Volvo Group.
The spatial computing capabilities of Apple Vision Pro, together with the ultimate graphics engine provided by NVIDIA RTX technology, deliver high-fidelity, immersive visuals in real time.
A growing ecosystem of partners is already harnessing CloudXR for visionOS to transform their workflows. Leading software providers — including Autodesk, Innoactive, Synopsys, Trifork, X-Plane and iRacing — are using the integration to deliver high-fidelity applications natively to Apple Vision Pro. This provides enterprises such as Roche, Foxconn and Switch, and automotive leaders like Kia, BMW Group, Rivian, and Volvo Group with the ability to visualize massive 3D assets and complex simulations with uncompromised photorealism.
Users can now play the RTX-powered title “X-Plane” on Apple Vision Pro. Video courtesy of Apple and X-Plane.
Previously, bringing high-fidelity 3D assets to untethered devices often required developers to degrade, or dramatically simplify, their datasets. CloudXR for visionOS lets professionals review designs and digital twins in full fidelity, preserving quality while reducing extraneous work.
Dynamic foveated streaming — a capability enabled by CloudXR 6.0 and visionOS 26.4 — ensures the highest possible visual fidelity at focus points while maximizing performance and bandwidth efficiency.
Approximate gaze data is never exposed to the application, strictly protecting user privacy while delivering the ultralow latency required for comfortable, photorealistic immersion.
Designers using Apple Vision Pro with CloudXR. Image courtesy of Volvo Group.
Immersive for Autodesk VRED, coming later this spring, is enabled by Autodesk with Innoactive, to transform the design review process for automotive giants including BMW Group, Kia, Rivian and Volvo Group. Designers using Autodesk VRED can now visualize massive models with RTX-powered ray tracing at a 1:1 scale in Apple Vision Pro.
“By combining Autodesk VRED with NVIDIA CloudXR, Apple Vision Pro spatial computing and Innoactive’s app expertise, we’re enabling immersive, real-time collaboration without the constraints of traditional high-end setups,” said Thomas Heermann, vice president of automotive design at Autodesk. “Automotive design reviews are high-stakes moments where teams need to iterate quickly and make confident decisions. By making the review process more seamless, companies can spend less time on infrastructure and more time on bringing products to life.”
Design of Kia Vision Meta Turismo concept car using NVIDIA CloudXR, Apple Vision Pro and Autodesk VRED, enabled by Innoactive. Image courtesy of Apple and Kia.
“Enterprises are moving beyond single-user XR pilots toward collaborative, multi-location deployments that require performance, control and scalability across locations — and Innoactive’s enterprise XR streaming solutions deliver workstation-class visualization streamed directly to spatial devices, including Apple Vision Pro, for product showrooms, design reviews and digital twins,” said Daniel Seidl, CEO of Innoactive.
“Integrating immersive spatial computing into our workflow with NVIDIA CloudXR for visionOS allows us to evaluate our designs at full size with greater clarity and speed on Apple Vision Pro,” said Karim Habib, executive vice president and head of Kia Global Design. “We can experience proportions, surfaces, colors and materials together in a shared real-world environment and collaborate in real time across our global teams. Through these collaborations, we can continually refine our process, maximize efficiency and remain focused on the creative intent behind every decision.”
Simulating different colors for the Kia Vision Meta Turismo concept car using NVIDIA CloudXR, Apple Vision Pro and Autodesk VRED, enabled by Innoactive. Video courtesy of Apple and Kia.
“At Volvo Group Design, we work digitally first, building physical prototypes only when essential,” said Mikael Gordh, head of Volvo Group Design at Volvo Group. “Spatial computing, Apple Vision Pro and CloudXR let us experience everything users see and touch — years sooner. This tech delivers realism never possible before: premium experiences through seamless collaboration. Shaping transport’s future, beyond vehicles.”
In XR, proportions are experienced rather than guessed as cab side split lines and stance are tuned in a lifelike virtual model from every angle. Image courtesy of Volvo Group.
Pharmaceutical company Roche, in collaboration with Innoactive, is using Autodesk Revit software, NVIDIA Omniverse libraries and CloudXR for visionOS to simulate layouts for its biofluid analysis labs with spatial computing before building them in the real world.
Manufacturer Foxconn is using CloudXR for visionOS to visualize factory-floor walkthroughs so designers can explore and optimize facilities before even stepping foot inside.
MHP, management and IT consultancy for mobility and manufacturing customers, is using Synopsys Ansys Discovery 3D product simulation software, Omniverse and Innoactive Spatial, tapping into CloudXR for visionOS, to simulate real-time aerodynamics airflow.
Data center platform provider Switch, in collaboration with Trifork, is demoing an Omniverse digital twin of its EVO AI Factories. By tapping into CloudXR for visionOS, Switch enables infrastructure optimization within a fully immersive spatial environment, allowing operators to monitor and manage complex data center layouts from anywhere.
Digital twin of Switch’s EVO AI Factories with an AI-powered digital avatar, visualized in Apple Vision Pro with CloudXR. Image courtesy of Switch.
Beyond enterprise use cases, CloudXR for visionOS lets simulation enthusiasts connect high-fidelity, RTX-powered titles like iRacing and X-Plane to Apple Vision Pro, enabling an ultimate simulation rig with uncompromised 4K resolution.
User wearing Apple Vision Pro plays “iRacing” powered by NVIDIA RTX. Video courtesy of Apple and iRacing.
CloudXR 6.0 is now available to developers as a native streaming framework for Swift, the programming language for Apple platforms including visionOS, iOS, iPadOS and more.
This means Swift developers can stream and build high-fidelity, consumer and enterprise apps right out of the box within Xcode, Apple’s integrated development environment for developing, testing and distributing apps across Apple platforms. visionOS 26.4 and these apps will be available to users this spring.
Start developing with CloudXR for visionOS.
Watch the GTC keynote from NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang and explore sessions.
Featured image courtesy of Apple and Kia.
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