Future Traveler Transition Experience/Traces between RE and VE across HMIs in Highly Automated Vehicles

How to combine different HMI elements into an overall concept so that the requirements for the role of the passenger across real and virtual environments can be met?

How to extend and maintain the positive effects that engendered in virtual environments (joy in VR games/ restored attention in VR relaxation experience) to the physical car environment?

How to transit/integrate the passenger experience of virtual environments into a physical car interior/context?

How can we tangibilize meaningful moments in a journey (or take them with us)?

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