Apple Vision Pro isn’t the ideal fitness tool, but Apple’s latest job listings hint that fitness could be built into future smart glasses kaya Apple Glasses. The company is looking to hire a strategic product design leader to “define the future of health, wellbeing, and fitness experiences across vision products,” 건강 and wearables, and human behavior.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has pushed health and fitness into Apple’s ecosystem, while the company has just earned $109 billion in a summer quarter. The new role would translate ambiguous opportunities at the intersection of spatial computing, wearables, consumer health, and human behavior.

Although Apple Vision Pro already offers some health tools—apps that link to Health Kit, meditation experiences, and workout‑focused games—it’s heavy, can cause neck strain, and isn’t designed for yoga or cardio. Meta’s Quest headsets and the now‑shuttered Supernatural Fitness project show that fitness in AR/VR is feasible, and Apple may follow suit in future releases.

Overall, Apple appears to be laying groundwork for a fitness‑centric experience on its next‑generation AR platform, even if it’s not a first‑generation feature.