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Level up your Business Intelligence for the next generation coffee machine

As the number of connected devices is projected to reach 75.44 billion worldwide by 2025, consumer product enterprises are facing new requirements related to not only HMI functionality but also the ability to integrate their products into an IOT 4.0 ecosystem. Ideally, these new digital services act as sources for brand differentiation and incremental, recurring service revenues. At worst they deteriorate margins by offering end-users features that are complicated to use, slow down new model development and deteriorate already thin product margins. What you will learn: - Technical assets to implement market trends - Qt in the data protocol world - Integrating Connectivity standards

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Webinar: How to 10x Development Speed when Building an ADAS HMI Towards Production

Webinar: How to 10x Development Speed when Building an ADAS HMI Towards Production

Surround Reality (SR) is rapidly gaining traction because it provides the situational awareness toda...

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Webinar: Safe, Smart, Seamless: Navigating HMI Hurdles in Lab Equipment

Webinar: Safe, Smart, Seamless: Navigating HMI Hurdles in Lab Equipment

This webinar is part of a two-part series that explores how medical Human–Machine Interfaces (HMIs) ...

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Webinar: Qt for MCUs vs. LVGL: A Comparative Study from Design to Deployment

Webinar: Qt for MCUs vs. LVGL: A Comparative Study from Design to Deployment

Listen to Qt Group and Spyrosoft for a practical comparison of Qt for MCUs vs. LVGL. See real-world ...

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Webinar: Leading into 2026: Insights for the Software-Defined Vehicle era

Webinar: Leading into 2026: Insights for the Software-Defined Vehicle era

The software-defined vehicle (SDV) era isn’t coming, it’s already here. But this shift is creating a...

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