Next Generation XR Systems—Large Language Models Meet Augmented and Virtual Reality

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Extended Reality (XR) is evolving rapidly, offering new paradigms for humancomputer interaction. This position paper argues that integrating Large Language Models (LLMs) with XR systems represents a fundamental shift toward more intelligent, context-aware, and adaptive mixed-reality experiences. We propose a structured framework built on three key pillars: (1) Perception and Situational Awareness, (2) Knowledge Modeling and Reasoning, and (3) Visualization and Interaction. We believe leveraging LLMs within XR environments enables enhanced situational awareness, real-time knowledge retrieval, and dynamic user interaction, surpassing traditional XR capabilities. We highlight the potential of this integration in neurorehabilitation, safety training, and architectural design while underscoring ethical considerations such as privacy, transparency, and inclusivity. This vision aims to spark discussion and drive research toward more intelligent, human-centric XR systems.
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  • European Commission (101135724)

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