Model-based HMI development using Qt

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Claims the whole HMI can be validated against mathematical models before hardware exists, using MATLAB Simulink with Qt Blockset to run a vehicle model and exchange signals over TCP for two‑way control. Demonstrates a car cluster UI built with Qt Design Studio + Qt Creator, deployed on Windows, an i.MX8 running Boot2Qt, and an NXP RT1050 MCU after Embedded Coder generates C/C++—the PC↔i.MX8 demo and the on‑target generated‑code demo both run and update the dashboard in real time.

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1. 0:00Introduction to model-based HMI
2. 1:49Why use model-based HMI
3. 4:03How model-based HMI works
4. 5:26Tools for model-based design
5. 7:15First demo setup
6. 10:47Demo: Car cluster on PC
7. 17:07Demo: Car cluster on i.MX8
8. 22:09Model running on target device
9. 23:11Demo: Thermostat on MCU
10. 27:14Summary and Q&A

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