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Create Brilliant GUIs Across NXPs Scalable Portfolio | Part 3: Architect Products for Scalability with NXP and Crank AMETEK to Reduce Future Embedded Development Costs

Create Brilliant GUIs Across NXPs Scalable Portfolio | Part 3: Architect Products for Scalability with NXP and Crank AMETEK to Reduce Future Embedded Development Costs

About This Training

From devices loaded with features and functions to scaled-down, budget-friendly versions, consumer expectations continually drive changes to the products you develop.

Is your system architected to adapt to change? Can you introduce a new product line with a similar experience easily? Or can you transform the user experience of your product without having to overhaul communication with the backend?

If you build your embedded product with scalability in mind, you’ll be able to move between high-end MPUs and lower-priced MCUs with ease as needed.

Join global embedded microprocessor leaders, NXP, and the embedded GUI experts from Crank as we explore how you can make your embedded products more adaptable to changes in design.

Presentation

Create Brilliant GUIs Across NXPs Scalable Portfolio | Part 3: Architect Products for Scalability with NXP and Crank AMETEK to Reduce Future Embedded Development Costs

What You Will Learn

About the NXP’s i.MX family of microcontrollers and microprocessors and what sets them apart from others in the market
How Storyboard’s communication model was built to be scalable across different processors
Why Storyboard’s Rapid Design and Iteration technology makes it easy to make GUI design changes at any point during development
The answers to your embedded development questions

Presented by

Rodney Dowdall
Head of Development, Crank AMETEK

Scott Snider
Product Marketing Manager, Crank AMETEK

Mike Susen
Technical Marketing, NXP

时长

52 min

语言

英语

技术级别

初级

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