Apple Introduces Eye Tracking and Other Accessibility Features for iPhone and iPad

New tools include AI-powered eye navigation, music haptics for the hearing impaired, and motion sickness reduction features.

Eye tracking allows users to control their devices using only their eyes, enhancing accessibility for people with physical disabilities.
Music haptics feature lets deaf or hard-of-hearing users experience music through vibrations synced with audio.
New speech features enable custom Siri shortcuts and recognition of atypical speech patterns for users with speech conditions.
Vehicle Motion Cues aims to reduce motion sickness by displaying animated dots that represent vehicle movement.
All features will be available later this year, integrated into iOS and iPadOS without requiring additional hardware.