The Wayland and Weston streamlined architectures make them ideal technologies on which to build an IVI human-machine interface (HMI). Furthermore, Weston's extensibility greatly simplifies a HMI developer's tasks by allowing that developer to focus predominantly on the needs of the HMI. This presentation will discuss the design and implementation of such an HMI, including a Weston based plugin to be proposed for inclusion in the Weston source package.
This presentation is intended for experienced C/C++ developers with interests in Linux based automotive HMI technology, of particular relevance to the Linux ecosystem and this event. Ossama Othman is a Senior Software Engineer at Intel, is the Tizen IVI Media & Graphics lead, and has presented at several conferences, including OMG Real-Time Workshops.