There are a lot of operating systems and devices supported by the Qt framework in the context of embedded development. Potentially any Qt application can be run on any device, (depending on certain requirements, of course) including personal digital assistants, smartphones and a whole army of IoT devices. These are some of the OS listed… Read More »
Qt continues to wander. Now we want to tell you about the application of this framework for an extremely important industry. It is the medical/healthcare sector as you might have guessed. It is completely amazing how this single framework can be used to create mobile games, complex desktop applications, and applications for the speed-critical automotive segment. And now it is possible also for the medical branch where every second and every touch can have critical importance. But it is a reality, and we want to share some cases where Qt has been used successfully for healthcare applications.
Concept One – the world’s fastest electric supercar presented at the Embedded World 2017 exhibition. The image was taken from https://habrahabr.ru/post/325198/ As we have written about in the past the Qt framework is applicable for a wide range of software projects. To be honest, almost for all sorts of projects, yeah :). One more… Read More »
As we wrote in the previous blog the Qt framework is one of the most popular tools for developing digital instrument clusters and in-vehicle infotainment systems (IVI). The acknowledgment is that the Qt framework is a member of the Genivi Alliance where there are also such giants of the automotive industry such as BMW Group, Honda, Volvo, and others.
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The bundle of “C++ and Qt” saves a lot of time and money, helps to get your product to market in a short time. The final applications are binary and thuswise fast as they are written in a native Integrated Development Environment (IDE).
