Comprehensively upgrade the cockpit interactive experience, and the upgraded CGI Studio leads a new trend in automotive HMI design

For hypervisors, IPC solutions, OpenGL, Monotype, Photoshop, Lua scripting language, etc., users or designers only need to simply configure the relevant language parameters and logic to complete development.

"For mid-to-high-end SOC platforms, advanced functional safety is a common concern for car manufacturers. The ISO 26262 standard provides safety guidance and requirements for the interconnection functions of automobiles. CGI Studio software has implemented the ISO 26262 ASIL B standard. That's it. From a point of view, CGI Studio is already in a leading position in the industry's HMI software." Sun Houkai emphasized, "Whether it is a low-end 2D SOC or a high-end 3D SOC, we can provide a complete supply chain solution to meet the needs of users. CGI As an application development tool for smart cars, Studio supports 3D rendering technology that has also reached open source code. Car manufacturers or users can use our software for secondary development, or multiple projects for different development at the same time, so that development resources can be reused. while also improving efficiency.”

Rich and cool user interface has been implemented in many car models, and CGI Studio has won fans with its strength

The automotive display system developed using CGI Studio software tools includes display control (sunroof, lighting and other atmospheres), head-up display HUD, instruments, host computer (IVI) and rear headrest display, etc. Many new car manufacturers use HUD as an important part of their intelligent driving assistance systems. In the development of HUD, CGI Studio can be used to create various images and animations to project important driving information into the driver's line of sight, such as By rendering particle effects, the simulation of flames and weather changes, as well as autonomous driving route selection, road deviation, etc. are realized. In addition to the driving position, the rear headrest display can be set in advance through CGI Studio to be connected in parallel with the front-end IVI system to achieve information transmission, screen sharing or entertainment information display. Also in mass production is the enhanced head-up display (AR-HUD), which displays some basic input information and obstacle information on the HUD head-up, and can also push maps to the car window.

"CGI Studio has been used in some high-end models such as Audi, Volkswagen, Porsche, and BMW, as well as Honda and Hyundai cars in Japan and South Korea. Through hard work in recent years, we have already had some projects in mass production in China, such as BYD , Great Wall Haval and other vehicles’ instruments, IVI systems, etc.” Sun Houkai said when sharing the applications and partners of CGI Studio that mass-produced instruments and heads-up displays include the entire series of Audi, BMW 5 Series, and 7 Series. Some models of BYD Tang and BYD Song; Zhongkong IVI is mainly used in BMW models in Europe, and Suzuki and JAC in the Asia-Pacific region also have mass-produced projects; rear-seat entertainment systems are mainly mass-produced in Porsche models.

"With the rapid development of technology, automotive HMI design has become an important competitive field in the automotive industry. With more than 20 years of experience in embedded software development, CGI Studio has accumulated rich technical strength and mass production experience, and can provide us with a wide range of Our customer base provides customizable products." Sun Houkai said, "As a high-quality provider of automotive HMI design tools, we have an in-depth understanding of the development trends of the automotive industry, keep up with market demands and technology trends, and are committed to providing customers with competitive products. and services. In the future, we will further make progress with Chinese users, car manufacturers, and Tier 1 companies to jointly develop HMI product designs with more excellent experiences."