The OS, which encompasses the automaker's 'user experience' system, is a breakthrough new architecture that advances the software-defined vehicle concept, including new digital displays and improved driver assistance. With Qt forming a crucial part of the automaker's software-defined vehicle development, this next phase of the partnership is expected to transform the performance, ease of development, and maintainability of in-vehicle applications running on MB.OS.
The Qt framework and tools give automakers the ability to take ownership of their onboard software in-house, with many others now looking to follow the leading OEMs' suit. Qt is used by over 1.5 million developers worldwide. Providing cross-platform solutions for the entire software development lifecycle, from UI design and software development to quality assurance and deployment, Qt enables designers and developers to work simultaneously and speed up development time.
"It's great to see industry leaders creating innovative user experiences. Upgrading to Qt 6 means the team has the perfect tools to support the development of software-defined vehicles," says
Qt is ideal for designing products as it promotes closer alignment between developers and designers, as they can work simultaneously and within the same framework. Applying Qt across all vehicles and screens from heads-up displays, passenger screens and rear-seat entertainment systems to digital instrument clusters, and more, allows automakers to benefit from the Qt frameworks' scalability.
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