Qt in university education for automotive engineers
summary
A university department integrates MATLAB/Simulink model synchronized via UDP with a Qt Quick + Qt3D visualization so students run model‑in‑the‑loop tests and see real‑time UI feedback. The setup serializes Qt properties to JSON, sends them to a Simulink block, and returns outputs to animate lights and a wiper; generated C runs on STM32F4 targets and Raspberry Pi 3 CAN‑connected ECUs within a modular learning platform used by a 3,500‑student faculty. A 65″ multipoint touchscreen tracks wheel‑based robots for mixed‑reality game prototyping.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 2:08Qt in automotive education
- 13:32Teaching UI development with Qt
- 20:51Q&A and student projects
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