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Qt for MCUs | Low-Cost Advanced HMI & GUIs on Infineon Traveo II {Showcase}

Qt and the new Infineon's HMI Tool Certification Program help users build rich, scalable, and next-generation UI UX with Qt for MCUs to add more meat to the bone. Engineers may struggle when figuring out the final specs of their system. A high-powered configuration will negatively affect profits, while a low power will lead to a poor user experience. But it doesn’t have to! The new technology collaboration will help users reduce costs when delivering high-performance instrument clusters and body controls with Qt for MCUs and the TRAVEO™ II Graphic Controllers. The Technology collaboration between Qt and Cypress, an Infineon Technologies AG company, is a perfect match for richer HMI solutions for the TRAVEO-Series, by providing support from low power to high-performance applications. The partnership enables engineers to easily create next-generation UIs and UXs for embedded devices and scalable digital experiences for cars and helps companies expand the embedded portfolio to accelerate the next scalable HMI application.

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Download Qt for Free https://www.qt.io/download

Started with Qt for MCUs https://www.qt.io/product/develop-software-microcontrollers-mcu

Qt for MCUs 1.9 Released https://www.qt.io/blog/qt-for-mcus-1.9-released

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