Qt Group　-　HMI/GUI開発フレームワーク List of News Articles

You can watch on-demand the methods for creating essential elements of modern HMI/GUI, such as animations and 3D, using Qt, the latest information on 'Qt Design Studio' that dramatically improves the workflow between designers and developers, and solutions for achieving smartphone-level high-performance HMI/GUI with low-cost microcontrollers, which were introduced at the Online Meet Qt Japan held on July 8, 2020. If you aim for uncompromising HMI/GUI, want to optimize your development process, or wish to develop vibrant and intuitive HMI/GUI, please be sure to watch!

In this on-demand webinar, we will introduce the latest version of "Qt for MCUs" (Microcontroller), which enables a visually appealing, user-friendly, and high-performance GUI, through tutorials. We will cover the basics, including an overview of Qt for MCUs and key points to note in the new release, as well as practical knowledge such as the Hello World bare-metal and FreeRTOS deployment tutorials, and a tutorial on flashing to the board. This webinar is a must-see for those who think, "It looks outdated, but there's nothing I can do," "I've given up on touch panels," or "I want to differentiate from competitors' products" regarding GUIs using MCUs. It includes subtitles, so you can watch it without using headphones. (In Japanese, approximately 21 minutes)

The IoT and smart devices are beginning to spread across various industries, making the era where all devices are connected to the network a reality. Along with this, the realization of intuitive and user-friendly user interfaces (UI) that meet the expectations of modern users, who are accustomed to high-performance UIs on smartphones, has become a crucial factor in determining the competitiveness of products across industries. However, at the same time, achieving stricter requirements than traditional products, such as real-time processing, low power consumption, fast startup, and reductions in component and development costs, is becoming essential. As a means to balance these demands, there is growing attention on the use of low-cost microcontrollers (MCUs). In this webinar, we will introduce six challenges that arise in GUI/HMI development using MCUs and the solutions provided by Qt to address these challenges. This webinar is a must-see for those looking for ways to improve product competitiveness while keeping costs down, wanting to achieve both high-performance UIs and cost reductions, having given up on touch interfaces with MCUs, or wanting to refresh outdated MCU UIs. (Japanese, approximately 10 minutes)

In this on-demand webinar, we will introduce "Qt for Automation," which streamlines GUI/HMI development in the automation industry. We will explain the economic benefits of Qt, case studies, the scope of Qt's application, a demonstration modeling a factory automation environment using Qt, and the tools and features of Qt commonly used in automation. This content is recommended for those who want to learn about Qt for Automation, as well as for those looking to improve efficiency in factory automation and IoT development, or those interested in researching the economic benefits and case studies of Qt. (In Japanese, approximately 10 minutes)

In this on-demand webinar, we will discuss the development of medical devices with a focus on "with COVID" and "post-COVID," addressing common issues in medical device development and their solutions. Due to the spread of COVID-19, the importance of automating reception/payment systems and remote medical care has rapidly increased, driven by staff shortages and the need to prevent the spread of infections. As a result, intuitive GUI/HMI that is easy to use for busy on-site staff and understandable for users without specialized knowledge is expected to become an essential element in future medical devices. With Qt, it is possible to significantly reduce the man-hours and costs from design to development, enabling the pursuit of truly user-friendly and highly visible medical GUIs/HMIs that eliminate operational errors that could lead to near misses. We invite everyone considering the modernization of medical devices, as well as those seeking reference information on the future of medical devices, to watch this webinar! (Japanese, approximately 9 minutes)

The Qt Company has announced 'Qt for MCUs 1.0', which enables the development of user interfaces (UI) with excellent intuitiveness and operability on cost-effective microcontrollers (MCUs). In addition to enhancing the user experience on displays operating with MCUs, it helps reduce hardware costs and contributes to a wide range of markets such as connected cars, wearable devices, smart homes, and industrial and medical fields. 【Features】 ■ Can be installed in MCU embedded memory ■ Bare metal, no RTOS required ■ Reuse of functionalities and QML assets between Qt Quick Ultralite and Qt Quick ■ Compatible with Qt Creator version 4.11