Embedded GUI / Touchscreens

An interface that fits your product

A good embedded system deserves a good interface: one that works, is easy to use and suits your product. We design and build embedded GUIs that run on the hardware you have or on hardware we choose together.

Embedded GUI example: DoseRx1 touchscreen interface

Sound familiar?

  • Your product has a touchscreen, but the interface feels like an afterthought
  • The GUI is slow or doesn't respond well
  • You want to add a display to existing hardware
  • You need someone who understands both the UI and the hardware integration
  • The interface has to work in an industrial or harsh environment

We build embedded interfaces that fit your product, both technically and visually.

What we build

Industrial touchscreen interface with operator panel

Industrial interfaces

Control panels for machines, production line HMIs and operator interfaces. They are clear, sturdy and built to handle their environment.

Operation Air ventilator with touchscreen interface

Medical displays

Interfaces for medical equipment, where clarity and reliability matter most.

Sensor dashboard with real-time graphs and measurement data

Sensor dashboards

Real-time display of measurement data, graphs and alerts. From simple displays to extensive monitoring.

Custom HMI prototype with LCD display and control panel

Custom HMIs

Custom interfaces for specific applications, such as kiosks, control panels and configuration tools.

Our approach

We pick the approach that best suits your hardware and requirements.

Raspberry Pi / Linux

For more complex interfaces with a lot of functionality: Qt, web-based interfaces or native Linux applications. Flexible and powerful.

Bare metal firmware

Runs directly on the microcontroller without an OS, for simpler displays or when resources are limited. Fast, deterministic and low-power.

Custom hardware

Sometimes no existing platform fits. Then we design the hardware as well: display, controller and power supply, all matched to your application.

Raspberry Pi touchscreen GUI example

Full integration

An interface has to talk to sensors, actuators, backends and other systems. We take care of the whole chain.

Combine your interface with our sensor-link building blocks and you can see what is on the screen remotely, and change settings and run updates from the office.

  • I²C, SPI, UART
  • CAN bus, Modbus
  • Ethernet, WiFi
  • MQTT, REST APIs
  • USB
  • Custom protocols

How we work

Pragmatic

We build what you need. We skip fancy frameworks when a simple solution will do, and we don't cut corners when quality is required.

Direct lines

You talk to the engineers who build it, without middlemen, so feedback loops are short.

Knowledge transfer

We document what we build and explain how it works, so you can carry on yourself if you want.

What you get

  • A working embedded interface, tested on your hardware
  • Source code that is readable and maintainable
  • Documentation so you can carry on yourself
  • Optional: hardware design, backend integration, support

Have an idea for an embedded interface?

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