Meeting the Demands of the Industrial

The availability of powerful and inexpensive processor solutions and lower prices for display technologies leads to the development of new technologies for graphical user interfaces (GUI). Developers of embedded systems for industrial, medical or automotive applications are using Flash, which ensures reduction in time needed to develop complex user interfaces by up to 50%. Developers use high-level Flash tools to create GUI components that can then run on the target platform with a Flash player without having to write graphical code. The embedded Linux is license-free and is increasingly used in cost-sensitive applications and in the development of GUI. The use of high definition (HD) resolution technology has been evolved significantly in many applications such as surveillance units, video door bells or video conference systems. Developers need to have significant knowledge in multimedia codecs such as MP3, AAC, MPEG4 and H.264 for high-quality audio and video processing in new generation systems.