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We are using EB robinos Predictor Eval Kit in combination with EB highly accurate positioning solution to visualize the map information in the local frame of the vehicle.

Our voice experts Thomas Ranzenberger and Christian Hacker discussed a concept for modeling ontology-based dialogs in the browser. The concept of our tool is called Voice Assistant Dialog Modeling Service. The key point of the concept is to provide ontology-based dialog modeling, testing, simulation, and deployment to current on-market voice assistants.

Bruno Grasset, Head of UX Product Management at Elektrobit, and Catalin Priboi, Senior Software Engineer at Elektrobit, demonstrate how anybody can get a head start on sleek, automotive-grade cluster designs using a free version of EB GUIDE and a $35 Raspberry Pi 4.

Have you ever wondered how the different settings for single line and multiple lines labels really work? Do you want to learn how to handle descender, ascender and line spacing best?

Join our software experts in discussing how to develop best-in-class automotive HMIs at Scale up 360 Car HMI USA from November 16 to November 19.

EB developed new capabilities and features for EB GUIDE that make HMIs more accessible to a broader range of developers.

EB today announced new capabilities and features for EB GUIDE that will make developing advanced human-machine interfaces (HMIs) more accessible to a broader range of developers and more convenient than ever.

EB has made significant improvements to the overall look and feel of the EB GUIDE arware software, with interface updates, refined documentation, and quality enhancements throughout the entire toolkit. These upgrades help to simplify and accelerate your development timelines while creating a safer and more intuitive driving experience for end users.

We created a short overview about new features, changes, and tweaks that will improve your working experience with EB GUIDE latest version.

EB is excited to announce a new version of EB GUIDE, coming with the dedicated SDK for Raspberry Pi. Our new SDK now supports the official Raspberry Pi OS - Raspbian, one of the most accessible and popular targets for educational purposes and development for embedded systems.