Altia and Infineon Continue Partnership with Code Generation Solutions for Traveo II
July 26, 2021
News
Altia announced their success with Infineon's HMI Tool Certification Program. The program is designed to provide customers with a trusted network of partners whose human-machine interface (HMI) tools support the hardware features of their microcontrollers
According to the company, Altia has been a partner with Infineon and Traveo, with solutions for Amber, Amethyst, and Artemis, so this new certified status highlights the value of their combined solutions.
Infineon's latest HMI Tool Certification Program is focused on creating a high-end automotive display experience for mid- and entry-level cars. They do this by challenging HMI tool partners to create a full 1920 x 720 virtual dashboard plus a warped head-up display (HUD) leveraging the complete features of the Traveo II solution, particularly GPU and memory.
Altia is an industry standard for automotive HMIs-instrument clusters, HUDs, in-vehicle infotainment systems, and full integrated cockpit displays. Altia's HMI editor and graphics code generation software are designed to deliver user interfaces to production vehicles. Development teams using Altia for their production interfaces can leverage their experience with the same HMI tools for multiple projects and in-vehicle display systems. They can also use the same HMI models across multiple brands and production hardware platforms. Companies currently in production with Altia and the first generation of Traveo can port their designs to the latest innovations from Infineon.
For more information, visit: http://www.altia.com/
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