Qt Meets Certification Standards
Functional safety requirements are increasingly relevant in a number of disparate markets, from hospitals, roads, railways, industrial vehicles, and factories. With Qt Safe Renderer, you can develop modern embedded systems that are both functionally safe and fully dependable.
TÜV NORD certifies that the Qt Safe Renderer meets the tool requirements of several standards and that it can be used as a software supporting tool in a software safety life cycle according to IEC 62304:2015(2006 + A1).
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Why safe rendering
Safety-critical information, as encoded by warning indicators, telltales, etc., should be displayed promptly and correctly even if some malfunction prevents the proper functioning of the main UI. Qt Safe Renderer ensures this by partitioning the safety-critical functionality into an independent subsystem running its own process. This ensures that, even in case of failure of the main UI, the safety-critical component will continue to work.
- Use ready-made UI components created according to the MISRA C++ and MISRA C Guidelines for critical systems
- Use the new Monitor component to create safety-critical UIs for a wider set of different processors and system architectures
- Design, implement, and verify safety-critical UI across different languages >with minimal effort
- Enjoy the pre-certified runtime component to render the safety-critical UI on your target device.
What's included
Qt Safe Renderer is part of Qt for Device Creation Enterprise edition.
- Safety-critical design and deploy tooling
- The Safety Manual
- A set of safety-certified artifacts and UI elements
- Global Qt technical support
Pre-certified software components save time and money and provide confidence in the end-to-end certification of your safety-critical UI systems.
Qt & QNX
Create a Safe, Secure, Robust Platform With a Compelling User Experience. Take advantage of both QNX and Qt to create a compelling embedded story of safety, security, robustness with a killer UI that enhances the user experience without detracting from its usability.
QtWS22 - Executive track, by Stephen Olsen, Principle Field Application Engineer, BlackBerry Limited
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White Paper: Functional Safety and Qt
Download our white paper for a general understanding of functional safety requirements, how they vary by industry and the software recommendations for building a feasible, functionally safe embedded device.
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Presentation: Functional Safety with Qt and Qt Safe Renderer
Want to learn more about how to create functionally safe systems with Qt Safe Renderer? Watch this 30-minutes presentation by our head of R&D, Tuukka Turunen.
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