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Products combine for model-driven HMI development
Jun. 21, 2007

Tilcon and Telelogic have collaborated to integrate Tilcon's GUI development software with Telelogic's model-driven development environment. The combination aims to help embedded developers design, validate, test, and target advanced 2D/3D HMIs (human-machine interfaces) across multiple platforms, including Windows CE and Windows XP Embedded, the companies said.

Tilcon describes its Interface Development Suite (IDS) as a "complete user interface infrastructure allowing developers to rapidly create custom, high quality user interfaces, instrument clusters, and complex visualization systems." According to the company, IDS is incorporates an intelligent, scalable "Embedded Vector Engine" (EVE) that provides display and user interaction functions for use by client applications. The resulting screens run unchanged on all Tilcon-supported operating systems, including Windows CE, Windows XP, Linux, VxWorks, and QNX, the company claims.

Telelogic's product, Rhapsody, is a Model Driven Development (MDD) environment based on the OMG's (Object Modeling Group) UML 2.1 and System Modeling Language (SysML). According to Telelogic, Rhapsody is optimized for use in real-time and embedded software development, and allows both function-oriented and object-oriented design techniques to co-exist in one environment.


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