How Altia CloudWare™ Helps Teams Overcome GUI Production Challenges

First, you wait weeks for your board to arrive so you can start building a new GUI. The designer works on it in your office in Denver, then ships it to the developer who works from home in Hawaii. After a shipping delay and then hours of time confirming the system set up in Hawaii matches the one in Denver, the developer finally gets the board and finishes programming. The developer ships the board to the product manager in Germany for review, but there’s a problem.

Somewhere between Hawaii and Germany, the development board flashed with the GUI design is lost in shipment. You can file a claim and get reimbursed for the cost of the board, but you are now back in line, waiting for a new supply to become available. Your product manager needs to sign off on the design before it can be ready for production—and, based on the lead time of your board, you know that you will miss the delivery date for your GUI.

If these headaches sound all too familiar, CloudWare™ offers good news for you. Here is how we solve seven critical challenges faced by embedded GUI teams.

1. Chip Shortage

Whether it takes weeks or months to get the specific chip you need to build your solution, the chip shortage has become a serious problem in recent years. CloudWare™ is helping GUI teams solve the chip shortage problem and meet production schedules. Rather than waiting until your chip comes in before you can move forward, you can get everything set up on CloudWare™.

Within five minutes, you can test your design on real hardware. You’ll have a real-time operating system and the toolchain to begin your design, development and evaluation. You don’t have to wait for weeks to test a chip anymore. CloudWare™ helps you find the appropriate chip and run a virtual machine to confirm your hardware selection before you place an order.

2. Supply Chain Issues

Even beyond the chip shortage, supply chain issues are making it harder to get what you need. If you can’t get a particular chip or get it in time, you might have to find a suitable replacement. Here at Altia, we pride ourselves on being able to run on any device, but you shouldn’t have to take our word for it.

CloudWare™ lets you confirm that your design works on other chips similar to the one you originally wanted. Whenever you want to try new hardware, you can access the CloudWare™ portal to test your design on hardware, and then work within the platform from start of project all the way to go-to-market (GTM). This also makes for a much more collaborative development environment.

3. Distributed Teams

The days of getting everyone together in the same office are long gone at most companies, which is creating challenges. Your remote designer in Hawaii might have a different board configuration than what you’ll use in production. When you work in the cloud, everyone works with the same board.

Stakeholders from all over the world can work together in real-time, accelerating collaboration. The product manager can see the GUI as it’s built, so no one ends up surprised that the design is blue instead of green. You also don’t have to ship boards from Hawaii to Germany anymore (and risk the board getting lost or bricked in the process).

4. Shipping Costs, Board Costs, Labor Costs

If you can build on a Raspberry Pi, ordering an extra board or two won’t break the bank. It’s a different story when your boards cost thousands of dollars each. CloudWare™ prevents you from having to buy several boards just to determine which is the right fit.

Then there’s the cost of shipping the boards. This cost shouldn’t be prohibitive if everything goes according to plan, but things happen. Boards get delayed, lost or damaged. Every delay or inefficient process is a waste of time, and time is money.

CloudWare™ is helping GUI teams get started while they wait on the boards they need for production. The time you spend waiting on shipments isn’t dead time because designers and developers can keep working. Not only can you try before you buy, but you can also design, test and validate before you have all of the hardware.

You can only start generating revenue after you produce a final product, and CloudWare™ gets you there faster (while managing costs along the way).

5. Disparate Hardware-Software Stacks

Just as distributed teams cause challenges, so do disparate hardware and software stacks. Finding the right setup often takes a while. There’s a lot of time spent reading documentation, experimenting with different setup processes and learning through trial and error. CloudWare™ helps eliminate a lot of effort, frustration and redundancy.

You get the right software with the right toolchains from the start, and everything is set up for you. There’s less time spent figuring out how to make your hardware and software solutions work together, which means more time building the best GUI possible. And your team can get straight into the core work more quickly.

Introducing CloudWare™!

Embedded GUI design and development teams find that CloudWare™ is easy to use. Most teams can use it without engineering services or additional support, especially if they have previous experience with embedded GUI development. Once Altia sets you up with a virtual machine through CloudWare™, you’re ready for self-service on our hosted hardware. It’s just like having the board in your office. Even better, you can test it now, with no upfront costs.

If your team needs a little more help getting up to speed, Altia is there to support you at every step. No matter where you get stuck, from ideation to GTM, we can help. This support is beneficial for teams without embedded GTM development experience. Maybe you only need a hand with the initial design or performance optimization. You can lean on our experts as much or as little as you need to throughout the process.

Are you ready to find new solutions to your GUI production challenges? Request a demo of Alita CloudWare™ today.

Altia Showcases GUI Solutions and Altia CloudWare™ at Embedded World 2023

Altia, a leading provider of user interface design and development software, is proud to announce its participation in Embedded World Expo 2023. This premier international trade fair and conference for embedded systems will take place in Nuremberg, Germany from March 14 to 16, 2023.

Visitors to the Altia booth will have the opportunity to see live demos of Altia graphical user interfaces (GUIs) at work with a variety of embedded ecosystem partners—including Android, Green Hills Software, Imagination Technologies, Infineon, NXP, Qualcomm, Renesas, STMicroelectronics and Texas Instruments. All are invited to visit and speak with Altia experts about how the company’s solutions can help them create visually stunning and highly functional user interfaces for their embedded systems. Around the show, Altia GUIs will be demonstrated by partners as well.

“We are excited to be a part of Embedded World Expo 2023 and to showcase our industry-leading software to the global embedded systems community,” said Jason Williamson, Altia Vice President of Marketing. “With Altia, our customers create intuitive user interfaces that set their products apart in a competitive market. Furthermore, they have the flexibility to scale their Altia GUIs from low- to high-power hardware and even switch to less expensive or more readily available hardware mid-production.”

At the expo, the Altia team will be demonstrating Altia CloudWare™, the newest product in Altia’s GUI development software lineup. This cloud-based Hardware-as-a-Service (HaaS) solution, is available to companies developing embedded graphical user interfaces for production devices. CloudWare™ allows GUI developers to remotely access and pair Altia’s software with popular embedded hardware to create a test drive experience for their GUI from anywhere in the world.

Visitors to the Embedded World 2023 parallel conferences are invited to learn more about Altia CloudWare™ in presentations by Jeff Stewart, Altia Director of Global Sales Engineering, at Electronic Displays 2023 Conference on Wednesday, March 15 at 2:20 PM and Thursday, March 16 at Embedded World 2023 Conference at 5:00 PM.

Find Altia in Hall 4, Booth 4-201 at the Embedded World Expo 2023. Attendees are encouraged to schedule a meeting at the show or visit Altia’s booth to learn more about the company’s products and services and to see live demos of its software in action.

Altia Launches CloudWare™ to Enable Simplified, Faster Embedded GUI Development

Altia CloudWare™, a cloud-based Hardware-as-a-Service (HaaS) solution, is now available to all companies developing embedded graphical user interfaces (GUIs) for production devices. The newest product in Altia’s GUI development software suite, CloudWare™ allows GUI developers to remotely access and pair Altia’s graphical user interface software with popular embedded hardware to create a test drive experience for their GUI from anywhere in the world.

Officially launched at CES 2023 and previewed prior to the show with key partners and customers, Altia CloudWare™ is already being recognized as a game-changing solution for improved collaboration, fast access to production hardware and simplified hardware testing to find the right-sized hardware for a GUI project.

“At Altia, we work with companies developing graphical displays for production and we learn a lot about the challenges they have experienced in previous projects. It’s our mission is to make embedded GUIs easy, so we created CloudWare™ to simplify benchmarking, testing and running GUI designs on any supported hardware from anywhere in the world,” stated Mike Juran, Altia CEO. “With the prevalence of distributed teams, this new tool also enables immediate collaboration with a unified hardware-software stack. GUI teams will turn months of collaboration time into minutes with CloudWare™.”

“This hardware-in-the-cloud solution offered by Altia will enable our customers to rapidly evaluate NXP® Semiconductors’ high-performance MCUs and MPUs and make it easy for them to choose from the wide range of NXP devices available for their GUI-based products,” said Jeff Steinheider, Vice President and General Manager, Industrial Edge, NXP. “The production-proven pairing of Altia GUI software with i.MX 8QuadMax in the cloud is a major advance in HMI development. With coming support for i.MX RT1170 and i.MX 93 families, our customers will be able to quickly and easily explore our broad portfolio to find an optimal solution for their needs.”

“Altia CloudWare™ is more than just a product we’re offering to customers. As a global company, we have engineers all over the world who are actively using this tool for our own demo and product development,” stated Mike Morgan, Altia Director of Product Delivery. “Not only has CloudWare™ enabled us to troubleshoot our GUI development in real time, but it makes our engineering team members even more productive and successful. We’re collaborating more effectively and with greater certainty because we are developing and testing for the exact same hardware.”

Altia CloudWare™ is now available. To request your demo, visit www.altia.com/cloudware.

About Altia

Altia is a software company that provides graphical user interface design and development tools that can be used from concept to final production code. Our GUI editor, Altia Design, offers development teams the capability to implement a model-based development process enabling clear team communication and accelerated user interface development. Our code generator, Altia DeepScreen, supports a vast range of low- to high-powered processors from a variety of industry-leading silicon providers. Altia generates pure C source code that is optimized to take full advantage of hardware resources. Graphics code generated by Altia is driving millions of displays worldwide – from automotive instrument clusters, HUDs and radios to thermostats, washing machines and medical devices. Our mission is to get the best automotivemedical and consumer interfaces into production in the shortest time on the lowest cost hardware.

Altia was founded in 1991. Its customers include automotive OEMs and Tier 1s like Continental Automotive, Denso, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, Ford Motor Company, General Motors, Honda, Renault, Magneti Marelli, Nippon Seiki, Valeo, Visteon and more – plus leading consumer device manufacturers like Electrolux, Whirlpool, NordicTrack and many others.

For more information about Altia, visit www.altia.com or email [email protected].

Follow Altia on LinkedInTwitter and YouTube.

Altia Solves GUI Development Challenges with New Hardware-in-the-Cloud Solution

Altia is proud to announce Altia CloudWare™, a cloud-based Hardware-as-a-Service (HaaS) solution that allows graphical user interface (GUI) developers to pair Altia’s production-proven graphical user interface software with popular embedded hardware to create a test drive experience for their GUI from anywhere in the world. Altia will showcase this new product at CES 2023 – January 5-8 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

“Altia’s real-world understanding of the challenges of embedded system setup, configuration and validation inspired the development of Altia CloudWare™,” stated Michael Hill, Altia Vice President of Engineering. “We wanted to give our users the ability to rapidly access embedded systems as if they are sitting on their own desks—without the hassle associated with hardware and software management. We have achieved this with CloudWare™.”

What challenges does Altia CloudWare™ solve? As embedded GUI developers face incredibly long lead times for test hardware, Altia CloudWare™ enables access to test hardware in minutes. With multiple platforms available, GUI teams can pair their GUIs with the hardware of their choice to benchmark and test their project for best performance. Distributed GUI team members work with the same hardware-software stack—eliminating risk of disparate software versioning, configuration or compiler installation. Additionally, because the hardware is in the cloud, there is no loss of productivity while teams wait for test hardware to manufacture and ship. Instead, teams can begin development now with their selected CloudWare™ platform. Altia CloudWare™ enables GUI design teams to meet their product development schedules so that, when production hardware is available, their GUI will be ready to deploy.

The Altia team will demonstrate Altia CloudWare™ at their Renaissance Hotel exhibitor suite at CES 2023. CES attendees interested in a demo of Altia CloudWare™ can request a meeting with Altia at www.altia.com/ces. Not attending CES? Sign up to see CloudWare™ on our website.

About Altia

Altia is a software company that provides graphical user interface design and development tools that can be used from concept to final production code. Our GUI editor, Altia Design, offers development teams the capability to implement a model-based development process enabling clear team communication and accelerated user interface development. Our code generator, Altia DeepScreen, supports a vast range of low- to high-powered processors from a variety of industry-leading silicon providers. Altia generates pure C source code that is optimized to take full advantage of hardware resources. Graphics code generated by Altia is driving millions of displays worldwide – from automotive instrument clusters, HUDs and radios to thermostats, washing machines and medical devices. Our mission is to get the best automotivemedical and consumer interfaces into production in the shortest time on the lowest cost hardware.

Altia was founded in 1991. Its customers include automotive OEMs and Tier 1s like Continental Automotive, Denso, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, Ford Motor Company, General Motors, Honda, Renault, Magneti Marelli, Nippon Seiki, Valeo, Visteon and more – plus leading consumer device manufacturers like Electrolux, Whirlpool, NordicTrack and many others.

For more information about Altia, visit www.altia.com or email [email protected].

Follow Altia on LinkedInTwitter and YouTube.

 

Motorcycle UX Design Lessons Learned from Automotive

Modern cars, trucks and SUVs constantly raise the bar by delivering superior dashboard displays. As the market evolves, there is demand for motorcycle original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to incorporate more advanced features into their displays as well. Unfortunately, motorcycle displays are subject to unique constraints compared to automotive dashboards. These five lessons from automotive dash design can help motorcycle brands overcome challenges to deliver rider experiences that differentiate their displays.

From Automotive Dash to Motorcycle Display: Top Five Lessons

High standards for automotive dash displays are showing in the market demands for motorcycle displays. Motorcyclists want similar high-tech experiences but moving technology from cars to motorcycles isn’t an opportunity to drag and drop solutions. These five lessons from our experience with car dashboard user experience (UX) design can help motorcycle manufacturers bridge the gap.

1. Straightforward Software Makes Development Cost Effective

Cost is one of the largest barriers to an impressive motorcycle display UX. Controlling production cost is vital because a luxury motorcycle might only sell for a 10th as much as a luxury car. The average cost target for a motorcycle display is a sliver of the cost target for the tech in the average car’s cockpit. All at once, the hardware in a motorcycle must be smaller, less expensive and more environmentally hardened than what’s in a car.

Efficient software helps motorcycle OEMs cram 10 pounds of features into a five-pound bag. When Medallion brought a similar ambition to boat displays, streamlined human-machine interface (HMI) development helped the manufacturer integrate the same features at a fraction of the cost.

2. Connectivity Is Key: Android Auto, Apple CarPlay and Beyond

Another way to control cost without sacrificing UX is through seamless integration connectivity with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. Riders are already bringing a lot of the tech they love, so smartphone connectivity helps motorcycle manufacturers empower feature-rich experiences without reinventing the wheel.

As in the automotive industry, integration gives riders access to all their favorite media from their smartphones, reducing the need for native entertainment and navigation systems. No matter which real-time operating systems (RTOS) you use, a unified HMI solution produces a consistent user experience.

Embedded connectivity helps riders pair their smartphones to their motorcycles even without tethered connections. Embedded connectivity helps motorcyclists avoid broken connections when the device is out of range of the bike. Telematic control units ensure persistent access to features such as hands-free calling, music playback and GPS navigation—regardless of whether the mobile device is near the motorcycle. A constant connection between mobile device and motorcycle also yields access to all the following, no matter when or where the motorcycle owner wants to check:

  • Theft alerts and remote engine disabling
  • Vehicle tracking and usage updates
  • Maintenance reminders and firmware over-the-air updates
  • Battery status reporting

In addition to keeping motorcyclists connected to their own devices, such technology can allow riders to connect and engage with others in the area.

3. Meet and Exceed Functional Safety Requirements

As of the 2018 update to the ISO 26262 standard, government and functional safety requirements are driving motorcycle manufacturers to adopt many of the same best practices as their automotive counterparts. Previously, the differences between cars and motorcycles left some ambiguity with respect to functional safety and controllability.

Now, functional safety elements such as the interlock brake icon must be brought into the display or handlebar of a bike. Similarly, the gear indicator is almost always part of the display—as opposed to being a simple light bulb—in new motorcycles.

Optimizing display interfaces for safety presents a unique challenge because displaying too much information in a small space can have an adverse effect. When information is not clear and easy to read, the HMI becomes a distraction to motorcyclists by drawing their eyes away from the road. Clean, adaptive user interface (UI) designs allow drivers to avoid clutter and see the right information at the right time. Contextual, connected information is also easier to understand immediately.

Especially meaningful or critical feedback must be displayed prominently because a helmet or environmental factors might obstruct the motorcyclist’s view. Pronounced typefaces and animations draw attention to urgent information. Smoother transitions display non-critical feedback less abruptly to avoid distracting or alarming riders.

4. Optimize Feature Density to Simplify User Experience

As classic elements migrate into the motorcycle display and manufacturers add modern features, keeping the user experience simple can be challenging. Displaying too much information on a small screen creates a distracting, meaningless UX.

Business Wire reports, based on research from Technavio, that the growing popularity of large motorcycle displays and infotainment systems is a major trend. Motorcycle manufacturers are finding new ways to present information, such as 3D displays and customizable dashboards to avoid crowded displays. Flexible approaches offer ways to connect motorcyclists with the information they need instead of presenting a disorganized mess of everything at once.

Another challenge here is in designing UI that is fit for all ages. Many 60-year-old riders might prefer a classically recognizable interface, something like what they had when they started riding a few decades ago. Twenty-something riders are digital natives who often prefer motorcycle displays with modernized looks and feels. Thoughtful feature density and customizable displays accommodate all riders by offering their desired interfaces and experiences.

5. Take Control of Brand Ownership

Beyond feature density and usability, branding is a key consideration for motorcycle displays. Delivering the relevant information and controllability in a generic package is one thing but keeping the display on-brand creates a more cohesive experience for the rider. Dark mode, light mode, branded colors and 3D elements offer motorcycle manufacturers opportunities to design attractive user interfaces. Taking control of cluster design gives OEMs greater flexibility to create innovative displays that help a motorcycle manufacturer stand out in the market.

Key Elements of Motorcycle Displays

Motorcycle manufacturers can use those five lessons to design displays to convey the crucial information riders need on the road. Motorcyclists expect to see all of the following at a glance:

Speedometer

  • To report the motorcycle’s current speed

Tachometer

  • To gauge and report the engine’s current RPM

Status Updates and Alerts

  • To indicate when a turn signal is on
  • To indicate when the motorcycle is in gear
  • To display warning lights, messages or icons

Odometer

  • To gauge the distance traveled on the motorcycle
  • Optionally, including a tripometer

Informational Displays

  • A chronometer or clock to show the current time
  • Advanced menus and interface navigation elements

Graphical user interface (GUI) development tools for motorcycle displays help designers incorporate all the required elements into pixel-perfect UIs

UX Design for Motorcycle Display Interfaces

Altia’s HMI design and development environment offers a GUI editor and a code generator; both fine-tuned for motorcycle display development. Get started today—and create branded, connected experiences like no other for your riders.

Altia Expands Support of NXP i.MX RT Series Crossover MCUs to Include i.MX RT1170

Altia, a global leader in graphical user interface development software, has extended DeepScreen code generation support for the NXP i.MX Series to include the i.MX RT1170 crossover MCU.

Designed into over 100 million devices, Altia has a strong legacy for success in automotive, medical, industrial and consumer markets. Altia’s GUI development software and services are used by companies worldwide to get first class displays onto the lowest cost, best performing hardware. With Altia Design, the GUI editor and centerpiece of Altia’s tool chain, users import their assets from tools like Adobe Photoshop to draw their GUIs, create animations, define behavior and optimize user experience. Once complete, Altia DeepScreen generates pure C source code from the Altia design model that leverages unique hardware features for fast and efficient runtime performance.

The i.MX RT1170 crossover MCU addresses a broad range of applications, including consumer, industrial and automotive applications. The dual core MCU runs on the Arm® Cortex®-M7 core at 1 GHz and Arm Cortex-M4 at 400 MHz. The i.MX RT1170 features dual graphics engines to compose and blend graphics content before sending it to a display. Its Vector Graphics engine enables hardware rendering of scalable vector content into compositable bitmaps. The integrated 2D PXP Graphics Accelerator can manipulate and blend bitmaps with multiple pixel formats, scaling, fixed angle image rotation and DMA transfer of image data. The display controller allows creation of up to eight display layers, offering on-the-fly alpha blending capabilities and multi-format support.

Altia supports all these unique hardware features to ensure fast performance and a seamless user experience:

  • Unlocks the potential of i.MX RT1170 2D GPU and VGLite rendering pipelines
  • Generates hardware optimized code for the smallest footprint and fastest execution
  • Layer Manager supports rendering for up to eight simultaneous hardware layers including direct from flash, “Clock in Place” options
  • Binary Asset Manager automatically selects optimum pixel-depths and compression formats for each graphical asset to minimize your memory footprint
  • Supports runtime or static versions of anti-aliased font engines such as FreeType and Monotype
  • DeepScreen code can be easily ported to different operating systems or even no OS platforms

Altia is offering a demo for the NXP i.MX RT1170 Crossover MCU board. Details about the demo can be found on Altia’s i.MX RT1170 product page.

About Altia

Altia is a software company that provides graphical user interface design and development tools that can be used from concept to final production code. Our GUI editor, Altia Design, offers development teams the capability to implement a model-based development process enabling clear team communication and accelerated user interface development. Our code generator, Altia DeepScreen, supports a vast range of low- to high-powered processors from a variety of industry-leading silicon providers. Altia generates pure C source code that is optimized to take full advantage of hardware resources. Graphics code generated by Altia is driving millions of displays worldwide – from automotive instrument clusters, HUDs and radios to thermostats, washing machines and medical devices. Our mission is to get the best automotivemedical and consumer interfaces into production in the shortest time on the lowest cost hardware.

Altia was founded in 1991. Its customers include automotive OEMs and Tier 1s like Continental Automotive, Denso, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, Ford Motor Company, General Motors, Honda, Renault, Magneti Marelli, Nippon Seiki, Valeo, Visteon and more – plus leading consumer device manufacturers like Electrolux, Whirlpool, NordicTrack and many others.

For more information about Altia, visit www.altia.com or email [email protected].

Follow Altia on LinkedInTwitter and YouTube.

Experience Altia on NXP i.MX RT1170

Altia offers the capability to create beautiful, efficient embedded graphics for devices of all sorts. Download this multi-industry demo, featuring simple GUI elements for automotive, construction-agricultural, medical and consumer device applications—and experience of the power of Altia.

Our GUI editor, Altia Design, offers development teams the capability to implement a model-based development process for clear communication and accelerated user interface development. Our code generator, Altia DeepScreen, generates pure C source code that is optimized to take full advantage of hardware resources.

Altia offers a scalable solution that supports a variety of NXP products, including i.MX 8, i.MX 6, i.MX RT1050, i.MX RT1060, i.MX RT1160, i.MX RT1170, S32V, MAC57D5xx, MPC5645S, MPC5606S, i.MX28, i.MX53, LPC1788 and VFxxx.

Altia’s optimized code generation solutions are architected to leverage the unique feature set of your selected hardware to deliver the best performance and lowest possible memory footprint.

Complete the form to download and execute this demo on your NXP i.MX RT1170 board.

Demo Image Specifications:
  • Board Required: NXP MIMXRT1170-EVK
  • Operating System: FreeRTOS
  • Display: 720×1280 resolution, RK055HDMIPI4MA0, 5.5’’ LCD
  • Rendering: VGLite
  • Download Size: Executable zip file: 12.2 MB

Download free executable for NXP i.MX RT1170

Why Altia for NXP i.MX RT1170?

With Altia you can: 

  • Build high performance GUIs without hand coding
  • Get to market faster with Altia’s state-of-the-art toolchain
  • Reduce GUI implementation costs with efficient workflow
  • Save RAM with Altia’s highly optimized code

Experience Altia on NXP i.MX RT1060

Altia is proud to partner with NXP in delivering production-grade GUI code for the NXP i.MX RT1060.

The Altia tool chain includes Altia Design, a WYSIWYG HMI editor, and Altia DeepScreen, a graphics code generator used by companies all over the world to design and deploy production embedded displays. Working with Altia, GUI designers gain the benefits of a time-saving workflow, powerful 3D capabilities, global language support and much more.

Altia offers a scalable solution that supports a variety of NXP products, including i.MX 8, i.MX 6, i.MX RT1050, i.MX RT1060, i.MX RT1160, i.MX RT1170, S32V, MAC57D5xx, MPC5645S, MPC5606S, i.MX28, i.MX53, LPC1788 and VFxxx.

Altia’s optimized code generation solutions are architected to leverage the unique feature set of your selected hardware to deliver the best performance and lowest possible memory footprint.

Complete the form to download and execute this demo on your NXP i.MX RT1060 board.

Demo Image Specifications:

  • Board Required: NXP MIMXRT1060-EVK
  • Operating System: No OS
  • Display: 480×272 resolution, RK043FN02H-CT4.3’’ LCD,
  • Rendering: Single hybrid pipeline
  • Download Size: Executable zip file: 9.1MB

Download free executable for NXP i.MX RT1060.

Why Altia for NXP i.MX RT1060?

With Altia you can: 

  • Scale from higher power processors to low power MCUs
  • Work with any OS or no OS
  • Reduce bill of materials by minimizing memory requirements
  • Simplify certification with pure C source code
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