U.S. automotive technology supplier Intellias claims to have accelerated the possibilities of user experience with its new digital cockpit to be unveiled at CES 2024.
In partnership with automotive software specialist Rightware, the companies will demonstrate the Kanzi One human-machine interface technology claiming more dynamic and consumer-friendly instrument panels for future vehicle cockpits. The companies’ engineers claim seamless integration between hardware and software allowing much faster speed for the development of cockpit systems.
Rightware's Kanzi One kit employs Qualcomm's fourth-generation Snapdragon Automotive Cockpit Platform to create Intellias’s portable but fully functional IntelliKit digital cockpit.
Its technology director, Adam Konopa, says Intellikit enables faster, easier prototyping of digital screens. It also speeds up user-interface development processes by linking and creating interaction logic between different components.
Konopa adds, “With Intellikit empowered by Kanzi One we're able to simplify and accelerate the prototyping of digital screens, forging a path to the development of more intelligent and dynamic digital instrument panels.”
