Latest UI Customization Tool for Faster Prototyping at EDS 2015

Editorial Team Posted On August 12, 2015

ByteSnap Design will be showcasing its latest innovative projects, and discussing industry developments and trends at the UK’s premier trade exhibition for electronic design, EDS 2015, in October. Organisers are bracing themselves for their biggest ever show, and are expecting record visitor numbers.

Here’s a sneak peak at some of what you’ll see from ByteSnap on Stand L22…

New SnapUI Aids Faster Prototyping

We’ll be launching the newest release of SnapUI – our user interface development framework – at the Electronic Design Show, at Coventry’s Ricoh Arena.

It’s a great opportunity for you to get a closer look at this lightweight user interface (UI) customisation tool, which has been built to simplify the Linux design process. This latest upgrade offers new performance improvements including:

Open GL hardware acceleration
smaller footprint
faster prototyping
reduced power usage

ByteSnap Director Graeme Wintle, who leads the software specialists, will be on hand to demonstrate how the new iteration of SnapUI will positively impact on your prototyping projects.

Highly Customisable LoRa Display

We’ll also be showcasing a highly customisable LoRa demonstration with ruggedized data logger and 10 km remote monitor. Aimed for use in remote locations, such as along rail tracks, this offers a battery life of at least five years.

As well as offering advice on embedded hardware and software development, our team will be on hand to share its expertise on pre-compliance EMC testing.

We installed an EMC chamber for prequalification tests earlier this year. Our specialists will be explaining how ByteSnap’s new EMC testing service can accelerate a project’s development – bringing you time and cost efficiencies in the process.

So, do visit us on Stand L22 and discover our end-to-end solutions for your product development. With at least 3,000 visitors expected, get in early – click the banner below and pre-register now for free entry to EDS 2015: