Most HMIs take you down the highway. I built one to take you into a Black Hole. 🚀 Forget cars and airplanes. For the Rive Vehicle HMI Challenge, I wanted to answer a different question: What does a dashboard look like when you are a lone astronaut diving into a singularity?

Meet Elyon — A fully interactive, first-person EVA Helmet HUD designed for extreme deep-space navigation. Instead of a standard flat dashboard, Elyon is a curved, immersive visor overlay that tracks with your head movements. To survive a gravity well, the UI logic had to change. The Elyon OS features: --> Cinematic Warp Boot-up: Engaging the visor triggers a 3D acceleration sequence directly into the event horizon. --> Dynamic State Machines: Switch between Observation, Standard, and Critical modes to trigger global color shifts, radiation warnings, and tidal stress alerts. --> 5-Module Survival Ecosystem: Manage Event Horizon Telemetry, Suit Power Routing, 3D Orbital Radar, Tachyon Comms, and an active EKG with an emergency Epinephrine override. Built with Rive. Designed for the edge of space.