BridgetekΒ has gained a high-profile endorsement for its latest generation of embedded video engine (EVE) graphic controllers. Relying on the recently announcedΒ BT817Β EVE4 devices, leading optoelectronics manufacturerΒ RiverdiΒ has introduced a new family of displays. These industrial-grade units are targeted at challenging higher-end applications but are positioned at attractive price points that are in line with commercial level products.
Thanks to the heightened degrees of precision associated with theΒ BT817Β ICs, the new Riverdi displays are able to benefit fromΒ 1280Γ800 pixelΒ resolution. Treating the rendered content as a series of objects reduces the data overheads involved dramatically. This translates into a more streamlined solution, with a substantially lower component count plus accelerated responsiveness.
By engaging with Bridgetek, we have been able to develop a display family that sets new benchmarks. The ultra-integrated EVE4 solution means that quicker reaction times and superior resolution levels are possible, while still saving valuable board space and keeping power budgets down,β statesΒ Kamil KozΕowski, CTO at Riverdi. βConsequently, we have decided to take a platform approach and apply it across the whole family, from the smaller units all the way up to the largest formats,β
βIt is clear that the user experiences which people are familiar with from interacting with consumer goods have set elevated expectations for HMIs in other areas too,β adds Bridgetekβs founder and CEOΒ Fred Dart. βHigher resolution displays with faster responsiveness are now mandated in a wide array of different sectors. This is why the value of our BT817 and BT818 is becoming so apparent to OEMs, giving them the opportunity to meet their customersβ requirements without needing complex expensive subsystems that take up board real estate or draw excessive power.
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