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Powering the Future Together: Qt and Texas Instruments

Evaluate Qt + AM6x 64-bit Processors from TI

Integration has been done with Boot2Qt (Yocto) images, and all of the featured demos have been tested with TI’s AM6x portfolio of 64-bit ARM v8 processors with GPU for applications requiring displays. A broad range of industrial HMI applications can take advantage of the collaboration between TI and Qt, which are first tested on Starter Kit evaluation boards and included in the Support Hardware list below.

Develop with BeagleBoard      SBCs

A Qt installation package has been created for the Debian operating system (OS) distribution and tested on the BeaglePlay and BeagleBone® AI-64 single board computers (SBCs) from BeagleBoard.org (refer to the list below). Debian is ideal for rapid prototyping and UI development to get from ideation to proof-of-concept faster than ever.

EV Charging HMI

EV Charging HMI

Electrical vehicle charging HMI on TI AM62x will allow people to interact with a UI and see digital advertising. The demo allows users to start a charging session, observe the charging progress, and understand pace at which charge is been delivered. System simultaneously delivers digital advertisements to the screen for the user. The demo on AM62 platform is built with rich set of modules provided by Qt Design Studio.

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Installation instructions
  1. Download the *.tar.xz file
  2. Extract the contents
  3. Copy the extracted directory onto your TI AM62x board
  4. From a terminal on the board, run the *.sh file (note: you may need to stop other processes using the screen before running the demo).

Connecting to the Wifi in order to access the Digital Ads:

  1. Plug into the microUSB port on the board to access the com port, baud rate is 115200
  2. Set the wifi in /media/mmcblk1p1/wificfg
  3. Verify it’s on the internet (e.g. ping google.com). Once it is, run pkill Weston and then cd to ~/packaged_ti_portrait and run ./EV_Charging_Demo.sh
smart_warehouse_hmi

Smart Warehouse HMI

The Qt Smart Warehouse HMI design on TI AM62x is an interactive multi-screen demo showcasing the coordination of intelligent robots on a factory floor. In the event of a predicted failure this demo allows the user to handle individual robot by diagnosing the issue, and send it back for repairs. It automatically deploys a new robot on the floor to complete the task. Built with Qt Design Studio and imported from the Qt Figma bridge, this demo features key Qt Quick and Qt Safe module features.

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Installation instructions
  1. Download the *.tar.xz file
  2. Extract the contents
  3. Copy the extracted directory onto your TI AM62x board
  4. From a terminal on the board, run the *.sh file (note: you may need to stop other processes using the screen before running the demo).
QT_care

Qt Care Patient Monitoring

Qt Care is a stylized 1920x1080 medical UI, replicating a patient monitoring screen often seen in hospitals or surgical offices. The UI consists of 2D assets (bridged from Figma), a 3D FBX model (exported from Maya), animations, interactive buttons, and transitions. The goal of this demo is to show the simplicity of bridging/importing assets to Qt Design Studio, adding interactivity, animations, and running on an embedded device built on an AM62x Texas Instruments Board.

Download Demo

Installation instructions
  1. Download the *.tar.xz file
  2. Extract the contents
  3. Copy the extracted directory onto your TI AM62x board
  4. From a terminal on the board, run the *.sh file (note: you may need to stop other processes using the screen before running the demo).

Supported Hardware (MPU & MCU)

Supported Hardware

Vendor

Texas Instruments
Texas Instruments 
Texas Instruments 

Model

AM62x
AM68x
AM69x

DevKit(s)

SK-AM62, BeaglePlay
SK-AM68, BeagleBone AI-64
SK-AM69

TI AM62x Quick Start Guide

This guide describes how to use the GUIs of Qt tools to develop Linux applications on a TI AM62x. It describes the overall process and provides step-by-step instructions.

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