How to Use Host Simulation Technology for Embedded Development Workshop

Overview

There is immense pressure to deliver products on time, within budget, and with differentiated features that surpass competitive products. The embedded software components, including the graphical User Interface (UI), traditionally require hardware to fully validate the functionality and to interact with the Human Machine Interface (HMI). Fortunately, this is no longer the case.

This workshop provides a detailed look at accelerating the design cycle by utilizing host simulation technology to build, debug, and test complete embedded systems, including a touch screen graphical User Interface (UI), without the need for hardware. You will see how the interaction with external stimuli, such as networks, can easily be integrated into designs, enabling the look and feel of the final device to be evaluated on a host simulation environment well ahead of production.

Duration: 3.5 hours

Seating is VERY limited to maximize your learning experience, so submit your interest immediately to request your spot.

What You Will Learn

• What host simulation technology is and how it is applied to embedded systems development
• How to build, debug, and test device software and application code without a board
• Why host simulation technology greatly reduces UI errors in the final product
• When, and in what, environments not to use host simulation technology