This video is showing BCM PPC10W-6MXQ ARM Panel PC equipped with i.MX6 Cortex A9 Quad Core ARM motherboard supporting secondary display via HDMI output

The Opal Development Kit include 4 protected digital inputs and outputs. This video demonstrates these, including a simple Windows Embedded Compact 7 demo application. The source for this is available in the downloads section at devicesolutions.net/opaldevkit. Get more information about the Opal CPU module and development kit at devicesolutions.net/opal.

This is a reference design showcasing a secondary vehicle dashboard with on-board diagnostics information along with all entertainment and features: Wifi, Bluetooth, GPS, GSM, microSD, USB 2.0 Host, Ethernet, SATA 3.0 and HDMI 1080p Contact [email protected] for more information

This video shows Altia-generated graphics code running on Nitrogen 6X platform by Boundary Devices. There are three different types of GUIs included in the video -- home security / automation, automotive instrument cluster, and smart appliance.

Adeneo Embedded once again demonstrates its capacity to develop a strong expertise regarding Windows Embedded Compact 2013.   Feel free to comment !

In this demo, you can see how the low level BSP/driver expertise along with application development expertise of Adeneo Embedded can be combined to get the best results on a powerful platform like i.MX6 SABRE Platform For more information, contact: [email protected]

Adeneo Embedded enhances the already feature rich Windows Embedded Compact 7 (WEC7) BSP for the i.MX6 platforms by adding support for PCIe. PCIe support now enables customers to connect various PCI based peripherals to the high performance i.MX6 platform. In the example shown in the video, a PCIe based network card can be seen working with the i.MX6 SABRE lite board. The PCI bus and controller driver implementations from Adeneo are of production quality.

Added by Sonia Leal on August 12, 2011 at 5:33pm See Nucleus RTOS with fully integrated toolchain and UI running on the i.MX28 EVK.

The Opal Development Kit includes two FlexCAN channels, and this video demonstrates basic communication using Windows Embedded Compact 7. The source for the demo application is available in the downloads section at devicesolutions.net/opaldevkit. Get more information about the Opal CPU module and development kit at devicesolutions.net/opal.

Added by Ramona Maurer on June 1, 2012 at 10:24am QNX 6.5 is running on our DIMM-MX53 module, also available as Developer Kit

The Opal Development Kit can output video to VGA, LVDS and TFT panels. This video shows all 3 options in action using Windows Embedded Compact 7, including instruction on how to configure each display in the bootloader. Find out more at devicesolutions.net/opal.

The Nitrogen6X board has been designed to allow for Power-over-Ethernet functionality. With the addition of our POE modules, the Nitrogen6X can become a stand-alone POE powered device which is ideal for digital signage applications. This demo features a 7" 1024x600 display with capacitive multi-touch and the TimeSys Linux operating system.

Green Hills Software demonstrates a commercially-available tablet featuring two securely separated Android environments: personal and corporate. The INTEGRITY Multivisor solution provides a trusted virtualized platform for Android or other guest operating systems. It cleanly separates peripherals and communication channels for each Android persona and can host additional real-time and/or security-critical services. Powered by a Freescale i.MX53 multimedia processor.

Added by Harald Krapfenbauer on November 2, 2011 at 1:37am Just installed the Inflexion UI Demo on our new Core Module incorporating an i.MX535. First impression: I like it! One can clearly see the difference between using the GPU and doing all in software (because there are 2 different libraries). "Installing" means copying 2 files (one for the lib, one for the demo). Well, that's simple!

Here's what Adeneo Embedded's engineers are capable of : Fastbooting an OpenGL application on Freescale's i.Mx6q Sabre SD

This video is showing the BCM AR6MXQ i.MX6 Cortex A9 Quad Core ARM Motherboard running with Linux OS and playing two different HD contents on dual screen

This video showcases the capabilities of the Freescale i.mx6SoloX SDB, reference design for the i.mx6SoloX SoC. The video highlights the asymmetric processing between a Cortex-A9 and a Cortex-M4.

i.MX50 Video

Added by Lucas Loizaga on August 14, 2010 at 9:29am http://www.iisa.com.ar Argentine development of "Computer on Module" using i.mx233 CPU, this product have ethernet, audio, tft display controller, sdio, uarts, i2c, gpios, and a lot of funny features. Our i.mx233 CoM will can run linux,android & windows ce without problems, we are already under development of a developer kit for this product, we will give news soon.

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