June 8 will bring Apple’s first official look at visionOS 27 for Vision Pro at WWDC, alongside the company’s broader next-generation software lineup.
visionOS 27 is expected to emphasize performance, bug fixes and feature parity with Apple’s other “27” systems rather than a major interface overhaul.
New features are said to center on a redesigned Siri, AI editing tools and other system-wide AI upgrades ported from iOS 27, with speed and stability improvements also planned.
Voice control is especially important for Vision Pro’s spatial interface, making Siri’s upgrade a potentially bigger user-experience shift on the headset than on iPhone or Mac.
Mike Rockwell, who previously led Vision Pro development, is now overseeing Siri’s redesign, underscoring how closely Apple’s headset strategy is tied to its AI progress.
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