January 23, 2025 | 1 pm EST

Designing the user interface (UI) for embedded devices presents a unique challenge: accommodating features that may be defined by third parties at an uncertain point in the future. Say you’re building a coffee machine. You’ll need to create a UI with a standard workflow that remains flexible enough to incorporate major future modifications with minimal code changes. For instance, you may need to seamlessly integrate additional, yet-to-be-defined lines of caffeinated beverages. 

This webinar will demonstrate how to leverage the Qt 6 plugin mechanism to enable embedded devices to adapt to unknown features and screens. Using the coffee machine example, we’ll explore how to implement QML screens and Qt resources, outline effective strategies for future plugins to interact with the underlying operating system, and offer insights on automating plugin generation for smooth integration.