HMI blog

This year marked the third year of EB @ ESSV and it was a quite great success! We are proud to be part of the conference to exchange our knowledge and expertise in the speech technology field and really enjoyed meeting up with our colleagues, customers, and partners in Magdeburg.

Together with the release of the new EB GUIDE version, EB is honored to announce the new release of our augmented reality software, EB GUIDE arware. Let EB assist you in the creation of advanced augmented reality HUD!

Thanks to the accompanying detailed interface documentation, you now have the possibility on one hand to extend the built-in functionality of each single part of the EB GUIDE product line (for example Studio, Monitor, or GTF) and on the other hand seamlessly integrate it into your development toolchain.

EB is pleased to announce that the latest version of EB GUIDE, Elektrobit’s end-to-end HMI development platform to create compelling, state-of-the-art user interfaces for cars, has just been released!

Several features have been added and adjusted in 6.9 that contribute to better usability and experience. We want to give you a little overview of what improvements you can expect in your daily use of EB GUIDE 6.9.

Within the EB GUIDE 6.8 release, we introduced the first step towards modularization – namespaces. Namespaces enable you to split your model into smaller pieces to organize it and work together simultaneously on different parts of your model. This was just the beginning of working on smaller sub HMIs, in different teams at the same time and still contributing to one big project. This way of working was often requested to be supported by EB GUIDE 6 and we’re proud to introduce you to the concept of model interfaces.

EB is pleased to announce: The newest version of EB GUIDE arware is now available! The best part: You can experience our augmentation capabilities for free by downloading the interactive demo.

Watch the recording of this webinar, where we discussed a range of solutions that can help car makers integrate Alexa into their vehicles, allowing them to extend their vehicles’ on-board capabilities and provide a more holistic and natural human-machine interface (HMI) experience.

This year, under the theme of "Accelerator for Future Mobility", we proudly introduced a wide range of in-depth discussions, demo exhibitions, and seminars about the latest software architectures and solutions to enable the next-generation vehicle architectures.

You may have read that augmented reality is the latest “must-have” for extraordinary head-up displays, but are there other technologies which are increasing driver safety, building driver trust in the vehicle, and improving the overall driver experience?