As vehicles transition toward autonomy, displays and human-machine interfaces (HMIs) are becoming central to the passenger experience. This presentation explores how advanced sensing and processing enable extended reality applications that transform travel into interactive entertainment and safety-enhancing tools. We will show how exterior sensor data integrates with augmented reality to create immersive games for passengers and informative overlays for drivers. Additionally, we will review recent research on motion sickness mitigation, demonstrating how these innovations improve comfort and usability. Attendees will gain insights into the convergence of AR, gaming, and intelligent HMIs shaping the future of mobility and passenger well-being.

In this presentation, you will learn:

• How sensor-driven HMIs deliver immersive augmented reality experiences in cabins
• Why extended reality reduces motion sickness in autonomous environments
• Design principles for integrating gaming and safety into display systems