Apple Launches Heartwarming Mother’s Day Vision Pro Ad

Thursday, May 8, 2025, 2:20 pm

Apple has unveiled a visually engaging Mother’s Day ad that spotlights its Vision Pro headset through immersive spatial video. The campaign captures tender family moments with a twist of high-tech flair, blending cutting-edge innovation with emotional appeal in a refreshingly modern narrative.

appleinsider.com / Apple's 'Gift for Mom' uses Spatial Video to film a child's first year

Apple has released a new video for the Apple Vision Pro Spatial Video feature, in an ad spot to celebrate Mother's Day."A Gift for Mom" - Image Credit: Apple/YouTubeIntroduced to the official Apple YouTube channel on Thursday, the video "A Gift for Mom" follows the reception of a video gift between…

macrumors.com / Apple Promotes Vision Pro in New Mother's Day-Themed Ad

Apple today shared a new spatial video that's designed to highlight the Vision Pro headset, demonstrating how the device can be used to make and preserve memories. For the video, two parents, Sam and Khulan, filmed their newborn son using iPhones that are capable of recording spatial video.…

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