The Qt for Automation data sheet contains the facts to help you decide which Qt package is right for you. The front contains high-level information on cost savings and productivity increases to convince any manager. The back shows a checklist of APIs, libraries, and tools for developers.
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41:46IIoT with Qt 5.11 and Beyond featuring Qt for Automation {On-demand webinar}
Lars König, Program Manager for Automation Business and Michele Rossi, Product Manager Automation at the Qt Company, will talk about the Qt for Automation activities and offering while addressing the
Qt gives you more than just cost-cutting! Consult our ROI advisors for a detailed rundown on how Qt can set up your business for success long-term.
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Measure your software development framework ROI based on the Forrester RoI Calculator accompanies by the Total Economic Impact Study.
Qt for Automation Blog Series
Greetings! It’s not a big secret that both the industrial and infrastructure sectors will be far more automated in the future. The main trends that drive this movement are the ubiquitous Digital...
54:45Qt OPC UA — An Overview {on-demand webinar}
Driven by topics such as Industry 4.0 and IoT, OPC UA has established itself as the de facto standard for the communication of industrial devices and applications. Qt 5.11 ships with Qt OPC UA, a new
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White Paper: The Perfect Framework for Industrial Applications
In this eBook, we look at the latest industrial market trends, explain how Qt helps companies tackle them, and examine real-life use cases of companies meeting their business goals with Qt.
Qt on Microcontrollers (MCU)
People often ask us about if it’s possible to use Qt for software development on microcontrollers (MCU), and if Qt can run without an operating system (“bare metal”). Today we will answer these...
Integrating Cloud Solutions with Qt
Welcome to the final installment of our Qt for Automation blog mini-series. If you missed the previous articles, please have a look at Lars’ blog post, where you can find an overview of all the...
Remote UIs with WebGL and WebAssembly
A frequently requested feature by Qt customers is the possibility to access, view and use a Qt-made UI remotely. However, in contrast to web applications, Qt applications do not offer remote...
Building a Bridge from Qt to DDS
In our previous posts, we looked into various aspects of using Qt in a telemetry scenario. Part one focused on reducing message overhead, while part two was about serialization. To demonstrate a...
Serialization in and with Qt
In our first part of this series, we looked at how to set up messages, combine them, and reduce their overhead in the context of telemetry sensors. This part focuses on the payload of messages and...
What’s really in an industrial application built with Qt? We take a look at the common requirements of industrial applications, and what’s needed from the Qt toolbox to address those challenges.
1:04Qt for WebAssembly lets you build Qt applications for web browsers. Code once, deploy everywhere - even on the web! What is WebAssembly? WebAssembly is a bytecode format intended to be executed in
6:15Qt Lite — Reduce Your Footprint & Optimize Performance
Qt for any platform, any thing, any size Reduce your footprint by up to 60% and optimize performance and boot time with a whole new configuration system allowing you to pick and choose exactly the fe
What “Automation” Means to Us
Hi! As you probably know, our mission has always been to provide the frameworks and tools to help developers focus on what really matters: creating great applications. Today, Industry 4.0 and the...
2:33Going Smaller & Smarter with IoT and Embedded Devices
