Instrument clusters in two-wheelers are rapidly evolving from a basic status panel into a central digital experience. Riders now expect smartphone-like interfaces, integrated navigation, and connected features, but delivering this level of UX on cost-sensitive, resource-constrained platforms presents real technical challenges.

In this webinar, we’ll explore key trends shaping the future of 2-wheeler HMI design: the move to larger, high-resolution displays, feature-rich UX, and seamless connectivity. We’ll look at what these demands mean for embedded developers and how a new generation of cost-efficient MCUs makes premium UX feasible even for entry-level models.

You’ll learn how Qt’s toolchain simplifies the creation of optimized, scalable UIs that run smoothly on hardware with tight constraints.

We'll provide practical guidance on:

• Selecting the right hardware components based on your UX targets.
• Leveraging specialized features of automotive-grade MCUs.
• Implementing advanced features like on-device map navigation.
• Bringing it all together with a concrete example: our Eclipse reference HMI, showing a high-quality cluster UI on a low-cost platform.

Speakers:

• Yoann Lopes, Staff Solutions Engineer, EMEA, Qt Group
• Sumer Bains, COO, Crossware

Whether you’re building for high-end touring bikes or commuter scooters, this session will give you the insight and tools to bring next-gen UX to the road, without breaking your Bill of Materials (BoM).