Windshield AR
The windshield is the primary AR surface for navigation and safety cues.
- Follow the {Yellow} Brick Road: paint the lanes you should be in, so navigation becomes visual and immediate.
- Glanceable state: speed and autopilot status in the forward view without pulling attention to a center screen.
- Traffic light visualization: contextual overlays for complex intersections.
Side-window AR
The side windows can become shared context surfaces: games, local info, and interaction with nearby cars or environments without interrupting the driver.
Interior AR
Bring interfaces to where hands already are:
- Steering wheel UI: controls appear under the hands instead of on a flat touch panel.
- Material‑aware surfaces: use seats, armrests, and textures as tactile input zones.
Exterior AR
Ambient information on the outside of the vehicle reduces the need to climb inside just to check status.
- Charging overlays show time, flow, and completion at the port.
- Identity cues and greetings make entry feel personal and instant.
